Does it has any way to veiw the active connection from the remote PC to the
IIS?
For example, could it show the computer name of the remote PC if it opens
any HTTP connection on the IIS?

Currently I have 1 SSL cert for Exchange (expiring in October 08)
I would like to purchase a certificate that would service Exchange
(OWA/OUtlook Anwhere), Terminal Server, and a third server.
Would someone please make a recommendation on the best and mose effecient

i can view the page at port 80
http://XXX.com/testpage.html
i set the web testpage to SSL at IIS (secure communication, tick require ssl
& 128 bit)

Even though I have configured the IIS 7.0 (Windows 2008) properly to send
errors to the Browser, somehow it just does not work.
The only thing I get in the browser is : 500 - Internal Server Error - for
.asp pages.

On our webserver I configured the default website to allow "integrated
authentication" only. Now if I try to visit the website, no matter from what
destination from within the domain, I get an access denied error when trying
to log in.

I'm installing a webapplication on win2003 server. As soon as I enable the
'Integrated windows security' I get a very strange error:
- accessing the website from a PC within the network, doesn't work (HTTP500
The page can not be displayed)

I have a website configured to authenticate users using certificate mapping.
Athentication works fine with certificates issued from our old enterprise
root CA. We have recently installed new PKI infrastructure with an offline
root CA and enterprise subordinate (issuing) CA. When ...

If I go to a site that is https with the www on the URL no issues. If I go
there without the www I get a certificate warning. What gives?
Thanks,
Bill

I heard many comment about not putting IIS on a domain controller. Can
someone tell me what is the implication of it?
Thanks

Note -- some background, question at end.
I am using OWA for both internal and external people.
I have two different ways I want to access the site:
   1) webmail.mydomain.com/exchange

I currently have a Windows Server 2003 doamin running Active
Directory(doamin.local) We setup and installed an IIS server in the DMZ for
customer to be able to access order status(using local ids and passwords) We
have now decided to setup a site for our Outside sales employees ...

Users cannot right mouse click on email address and add to contacts in OWA.
Forbidden 403 http internet explore. Receive error Type: Application, Event
Type: Error, Event Category: Kernel Rule, Event ID:256 Computer: Mail. The
Process C:\windows\system32\inetsrv\w3wp.exe (as user ...

Windows 2000 server running IIS has static IP and is in a Windows 2000
domain, "corp.com".
IIS default website is configured to use integrated authentication
User running Internet Explorer 6/7 browses to http://server and

What permissions are granted to Everyone group via the following permissions:
_______ Special Cfo/Ad,Cfi/Wd
Can find anything on the web or MSDN that explains what this grants or if
needed related to annoymous IIS access.

I have an IIS6 site running asp.net 2, and we are using Windows Integrated
Security.  As you know, we just check a box, there is no more IIS
configuration
beyond that.