Re: HOW TO IIS -Security
- From: "Daniel Crichton" <msnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 25 May 2006 09:40:14 +0100
phil wrote on 24 May 2006 21:44:15 -0700:
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
A connection to \\w.x.y.z isn't going through IIS - that's a UNC path.
Actually, it shouldn't show the default site at all - it should just show a
list of the available shares on the machine on that IP address. If this is
the case, you've got Windows file sharing exposed to everyone, and the guest
account enabled with full permissions - this is nothing to do with IIS, and
it means you've changed the default NTFS permissions in Windows and
connected your machine to the internet with no firewall.
Dan
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