I wonder if anyone could help me with this?
I have several versions of essentially the same web site, each has its
own common name domain name, mysite1.com etc., and each is required to
run in SSL mode.

Please can someone help me. I´m going nuts with IWA, delegation and
kerberos authentification...
We would like to do the following:
- We set up an IIS 6

Outlook 2003 on Win2003 x64 server Terminal Session
With Microsoft paid support we proved that my machine can support Outlook
RPCoHTTPS.  He config'd his user acct & exchange settings and we ran fine.  
When I config my profile exactly (only diff is no cache) as settings on my XP

Setup:
IIS 6.0, Windows 2003 sp1 server.
Web server and UNC server are on the same domain.
Using 'Integrated Windows and Digest Authentication on both the Intranet

  I'm quite confused by the behavior of IIS6's "Integrated windows
authentication"!
Because when I specify an admin account as the Identity of the application
pool which my web application used. Then, even an anounymous user in the

       I am having win-xp proff. installed. I am using visual studio 2005
for my work. When I log in with an administrator rights I am able to open &
make a new website by selecting asp.net website, location: HTTP,
http://localhost/websitename , language:visual basic. but when i ...

I have set up delegation and IT WORKS to link through to a back end SQL
server.
However for security reasons I want to limit the services that can be
delegated to to MSSQLSvc on the db server. An SPN has been set up for

I'm trying to determine if it is possible to programmatically force an
already authenticated user (Using Integrated Windows Authentication) to login
again for my web site.  I want them to be able to "logoff" for security
reasons and not have to close their browser.  That way if ...

Configuration as follows:
Running ISA2004 as firewall/proxy/publishing server, one exchange server,
one web server.
Exchange server has OWA setup with SSL, therefore the ISA has a listener for

I need to authenticate users agains an Active Directory (or rather
ADAM)...
I've red about a new feature in IIS 6.0: URL Authentication and I did
manage to set-up a situation where users are authenticated by use of

I just purchased and setup an SSL certificate for an MS OWA server.
The certificate works great for me from multiple computers I have
tested it on.  I can go to the secure page with no errors or pop-ups at
all.

When I installed Visual Studio 2005 on Windows 2000 Pro, my asp.net 2.0 sites on http://localhost worked fine.
Then I upgraded the OS to Windows XP Pro and now all the sites report "Failed to access IIS metabase", all the time ("file" websites work fine).
I have already been ...

I'm working on Server 2003 servers with XP client. I'm trying to set up
a fairly typical scenario of client - webserver - db server with
Impersonation and delegation. Using default website which hosts ASP,
ASP.NET 1.1 and SQLXML Web Release 1 Virtual Directory. There is

I have a website using IWA (no anonymous logins) and delegation. I have
IWA enabled on IE6 and the site is in the Trusted Zone.
The same setup on the default website goes straight in without asking
for credentials as I would expect. Why is the non-default website

I have a website which I am hosting on a win2K3 SP2 server.  Let's say
www.mypage.com   I would like to make www.mypage.com/admin only accessible
from within a certain IP range.  
Is this possible?  Would this setting be made on the server or could it be