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Peter R. Fletcher
Trying again - I got no responses to this a couple of weeks ago.
I have IIS 5.1 running on an XP Pro system which is networked with a
number of other systems running XP home. All have SP2 and all other
current updates. I use the XP Pro system to develop, publish and test
Frontpage websites and ASP.NET code before uploading them to external
sites. Everything works fine on that system - i.e. I can publish and
browse to http://localhost/whatever and view and test my sites and
code without problems. For various reasons, I would like to give the
other networked systems browse access to at least some of the stuff
published locally to the XP Pro system, but I cannot seem to find
settings in Directory Security for the default Web Site on that system
that work to permit this. The systems are all in the same workgroup
and are already using File and Printer Sharing without problems.
Everything is behind a NAT internet router, so I do not need security
against attack - totally open access for the local network would be
ideal. I would prefer the "remote" users not to have to log in to get
access, but could tolerate this if it is unavoidable.
Can anyone give me some help with this.
Please respond to the Newsgroup, so that others may benefit from the exchange.
Peter R. Fletcher
I have IIS 5.1 running on an XP Pro system which is networked with a
number of other systems running XP home. All have SP2 and all other
current updates. I use the XP Pro system to develop, publish and test
Frontpage websites and ASP.NET code before uploading them to external
sites. Everything works fine on that system - i.e. I can publish and
browse to http://localhost/whatever and view and test my sites and
code without problems. For various reasons, I would like to give the
other networked systems browse access to at least some of the stuff
published locally to the XP Pro system, but I cannot seem to find
settings in Directory Security for the default Web Site on that system
that work to permit this. The systems are all in the same workgroup
and are already using File and Printer Sharing without problems.
Everything is behind a NAT internet router, so I do not need security
against attack - totally open access for the local network would be
ideal. I would prefer the "remote" users not to have to log in to get
access, but could tolerate this if it is unavoidable.
Can anyone give me some help with this.
Please respond to the Newsgroup, so that others may benefit from the exchange.
Peter R. Fletcher