I have two identical servers configured.
I have one Web Site published to one of the servers.
I have been reading up on Clustering technology and had to stop due to a
hardware requirement of "External disk storage unit connected to all

I recently upgraded a web server from Win2k to 2003. The old server had files
to download with the .exe extenstion. These files can't be downloaded anymore
with 2003. I get the 'Page or File not found' error when I click on it. any
idea's? I've looked everwhere I could think of ...

I'm doing tests on IIS6 with client certificates. What I wan't to
realize is, that users must have a valid client certificate for
accessing a website.
There are 3 machines involved:

just amde a ftp server.  iis 6.0  box sits on the ISP outside the firewall.  
going over the windows firewall log i notice that even though I renamed the
administrator account when using it as a username ftp accepts it.  I have
also disallowed anonymous connections and when using ...

I have an Intranet site served from IIS6 which I need to allow anonymous
access to because it gets used by Blackberries. I get header infor from the
blackberries to identify those users, But I would also like to be able to use
HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name to identify a ...

We need ti use an SSL certificate in PKCS12 format.
Looking on the web, it says I have to use OpenSSL to do that, but I could
not find OpenSSL.exe to download, except for the source code.
Do you know where I can get OpenSSL from ?

I am new to setup of IIS and am strugling with setup of an intranet.
I have an Exchange Server that is setup with IIS and ASP running.  I am
trying to use the wwwroot folder to allow me to publish a starting
point to my intranet.  I am not able to write to this directory from my

we use iis 5.0 for our intranet. some files have an acl only allowing a
specific group access to these files. when someone of this group (he has been
logged in to the domain already) accesses these files he is prompted for
username/ password. he gets access when he inserts the ...

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Running Windows Server Enterprise 2003 SP1 w/all Updates
Running IIS 6.0

Should ADFS (Federation Services) be implemented in a network where web
applications running on member servers requires access to a) domain-based
SQL Servers, b) domain-based Exchange servers, and c) AD object info (such
as user addresses, departments, groups, etc)?

I am fairly new to the server side of websites. But, whenever I go to my
webpage the windows login box comes up. How can I disable this?
Sample: http://72.22.86.144

Here is what I want to do with IIS on a Windows 2003 server.  The server is a
part of our domain.
I have a basic Intranet troubleshooting website setup in IIS.
I want to limit access to a specific group of Active Directory users.  In

We have a company website that we had setup.  I am trying to add a virtual
directory and make it password accessable.  This directory will be accessed
by external agents only.  Could someone point me in the direction of what I
need to do here.

I've posted this question in the SBS forum several times but nobody seems to
know the answer. My question is specific to security in Small Business
Server 2003, as it applies to RWW (remote web workplace) and related web
sites created in IIS on SBS servers.

I put my Default.htm in the wwwroot folder....
when using IE to browse Localhost (127.0.0.1) It works fine....
but when I connect to Internet and browse my IP address to
access my default.htm page.... it doesn't work...