Re: HOW TO IIS -Security
- From: "phil" <philip.prabhakar@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 25 May 2006 00:37:40 -0700
Hello
thanks for reply
a) How do you know there is no security?
Well, as mentioned earlier that anyone can access this domain from
anywhere with read and write permissions...
b)Are you allowing anonymous access?
Yes this is a public website
c)Do you have WebDAV enabled in the Web Service Extensions list?
Well Im new to this field so i don't know about this...well where can i
get the info on my machine whether WebDAV is enabled???
regards
Phil
Ken Schaefer wrote:
Hi,
a) How do you know there is no security? Are you allowing anonymous access?
Have you configured NTFS permissions to restrict which users can access the
files?
b) Do you have WebDAV enabled in the Web Service Extensions list? They are
accessing the site via WebDAV by the looks of it - if you have it enabled,
you need to take additional steps to restrict who can view what. Otherwise
disable WebDAV if you don't need that functionality.
Cheers
Ken
"phil" <philip.prabhakar@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1148532255.803316.252990@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi!! & Hello!!!
Well I have a server where I have hosted many sites on IIS 6.0. When
the users I mean the public users (anyone from anywhere) if they go to
their Start->Run-> from windows and type the IP address(for eg
\\83.485.574.22) like this it opens up the default site with full
directory view and ...with all the files and folders. write permission
.how can i stop this ??? i mean their is no security at all how can i
stop this???
regards
Phil
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