Soldato
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Hey -
If anyone can give me a hand here you get a nice box of virtual cookies
This problem is driving me a little insane. Basically I work for a company that wants to put a training course online, so that users can access the website and then do their training - rather than us needing to snd them a CD and books / whatever.
Originall it was made for the intranet, so basically doesn't require logins and whatever, which is obviously not exactly a good thing on the world wide web!
Now the setup is fairly simply put together.
We have a server in the US which I have been given full remote desktop access to (in other words, I am a full admin, can install stuff and whatever else). This server is running Windows 2003 - with IIS installed. The server has 5 IP addresses allocated to it via our web host, and has 1 domain name (a standard www.myweburl.com address).
Under IIS, this basically leads us to 1 website set up for that, and another 1 which has the online training program, now here are the issues:
Problem 1 When we type in the url in to the browser, NO passwords we enter do nothing. Under IIS, directory security, access controls, I have turned on "integrated windows authentication" but NO passwords will work when I try to login, even the admin passwords.
Problem 2 If I type in the IP/URL with port 8080 specified (so in other words 22.22.22.22:8080\appname then the login screen doesn't appear.
Because this is actually an application, and not a webpage - using say HTML, I can't just plop a PHP login page in there, and I have to be honest I really am not so great with windows IIS and stuff. But because I work for a smaller company I kind of got asked to do it.
Now does anyone have an ideas ? Active Directory is not installed, btw - I wanted to get advice now before I start randomly doing things in a "hit and hope" way.
MAJOR thanks for anyone that read this, this problem really is driving me mad.
If anyone can give me a hand here you get a nice box of virtual cookies
This problem is driving me a little insane. Basically I work for a company that wants to put a training course online, so that users can access the website and then do their training - rather than us needing to snd them a CD and books / whatever.
Originall it was made for the intranet, so basically doesn't require logins and whatever, which is obviously not exactly a good thing on the world wide web!
Now the setup is fairly simply put together.
We have a server in the US which I have been given full remote desktop access to (in other words, I am a full admin, can install stuff and whatever else). This server is running Windows 2003 - with IIS installed. The server has 5 IP addresses allocated to it via our web host, and has 1 domain name (a standard www.myweburl.com address).
Under IIS, this basically leads us to 1 website set up for that, and another 1 which has the online training program, now here are the issues:
Problem 1 When we type in the url in to the browser, NO passwords we enter do nothing. Under IIS, directory security, access controls, I have turned on "integrated windows authentication" but NO passwords will work when I try to login, even the admin passwords.
Problem 2 If I type in the IP/URL with port 8080 specified (so in other words 22.22.22.22:8080\appname then the login screen doesn't appear.
Because this is actually an application, and not a webpage - using say HTML, I can't just plop a PHP login page in there, and I have to be honest I really am not so great with windows IIS and stuff. But because I work for a smaller company I kind of got asked to do it.
Now does anyone have an ideas ? Active Directory is not installed, btw - I wanted to get advice now before I start randomly doing things in a "hit and hope" way.
MAJOR thanks for anyone that read this, this problem really is driving me mad.
