I have my web site running on Windows Server 2003 Standard with IIS 6.0. I
have an executable file, support.exe, that I want to have accessible to my
clients, but not to anyone else.
I would like it to be available via http://www.mydomainname.com/support.exe 

i have server with windows2003 and IIS6.0, its a simple virtual directory
with integrated windows authentication.
when i type in ie http://servername it pops up login window for credentials.
have checked all permission,used adsutil NTAuthenticationProviders and set

Hoping someone can help.
Need to know if there is software available that can allow propect customers
(where ever they are located) to have temporary HTTP access to a demo system
here that the sales guys use so that the prospect can see what the

I limit the access to a website using NTFS permission.
I gave Admin and System Full Right, IIS_WPG Read Execute, and L_BOE read
access. I also disabled Anonymous access and enabled IWA. The plan was to
only allow members of the L_BOE local group to access the web application,

I'm moving an intranet based application from a Windows 2000 server (A)
with IIS5 to a newer Windows 2003 server (B) with IIS6. When opening
the application (located on B) with a Windows XP SP2 computer, Internet
Explorer blocks an ActiveX-object on a crucial page claiming it