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Security while publishing an website in FrontpageI have had a frustrating day setting up IIS 6 with Frontpage Server
extensions on my hope PC which runs Win XP Pro. Now when I try and publish using Frontpage or Sharepoint services I cannot seem to publish due to not knowing what username/password I am supposed to use. So the question is either: How do I find out the correct username and password for my website? or How can I set the username/password for the website? -- Paul (Dundee, Scotland) Run the Sharepoint Admin option in Administrative tools.
Click on your Virtual Server (Default Website), then manage the Users and grant authorship to a non-admin account. Show quoteHide quote "PaulH" <Pa***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:61F412CA-E170-4172-BE0B-D06F18232A03@microsoft.com... >I have had a frustrating day setting up IIS 6 with Frontpage Server > extensions on my hope PC which runs Win XP Pro. Now when I try and publish > using Frontpage or Sharepoint services I cannot seem to publish due to not > knowing what username/password I am supposed to use. So the question is > either: > > How do I find out the correct username and password for my website? > or > How can I set the username/password for the website? > > -- > Paul (Dundee, Scotland) Now I looked at this Sharepoint thing. It is not under my Admin Options. I
have tried to download and install it, but it says that my PC is not running Windows Server 2003. Is there another version I can download? -- Paul (Dundee, Scotland) Then perhaps, contrary to indications in your initial posting,
the FrontPage Server Extensions (FPSE) are not installed. In the IIS mgmt interface, if you right-click to get the context menu on the website or subweb within, do you see FPSE related selections ? If not then the web is not FPSE extended. Show quoteHide quote "PaulH" <Pa***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8D45FF0A-F6BA-4E90-B067-17F8C050F2C6@microsoft.com... > Now I looked at this Sharepoint thing. It is not under my Admin Options. I > have tried to download and install it, but it says that my PC is not > running > Windows Server 2003. Is there another version I can download? > > -- > Paul (Dundee, Scotland) > >
aspnet_isapi.dll security limit access to all but 1 file
inhability to display http://localhost How do I make a local machine client certificate available to all users? NTLM Authentication on IIS 6.0 access to network file server through web server denied [IIS 5] Homemade cert and SSL _Address IIS Access Control Command Line IP Change Disable serverobject |
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