IIS problem

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I am running IIS in Win2k server which is in a 2000
domain. If logged on as Administrator, I am able to create
virtual directories. I have added the Domain Users group
as operators on the computer. Nevertheless, only an
administrator is able to manage IIS form client
workstation. I want domain users to be able to create and
manage virtual directories of their own from their
workstation. Is there any solution
 
Ronin said:
I am running IIS in Win2k server which is in a 2000
domain. If logged on as Administrator, I am able to create
virtual directories. I have added the Domain Users group
as operators on the computer. Nevertheless, only an
administrator is able to manage IIS form client
workstation. I want domain users to be able to create and
manage virtual directories of their own from their
workstation. Is there any solution
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