Implications of Q327522 on Exchange or IIS servers?
From: Matt Vaughan (hifidel@NOSPAMyahoo.com)
Date: 02/20/03
From: "Matt Vaughan" <hifidel@NOSPAMyahoo.com>
Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2003 12:06:32 -0600
If I'm setting the permissions according to the article on an Exchange
server or IIS server, would I be breaking anything? I'm assuming that the
article refers to resetting the permissions on all child objects?
-Matt
Relevant Pages
- Re: Intranet Security
... but IIS will always honor NTFS permissions. ... My suggestion would be to first make this work on IIS server (move data to ... IIS allows this restricted user to view the website? ...
(microsoft.public.inetserver.iis.security) - Re: OWA Troubles
... are using a valid login name. ... Default is the Internet Guest account ... > We recently put an intranet site on our IIS server that hosts OWA. ... so I'm sure its permissions that's causing the problem. ...
(microsoft.public.exchange.admin) - RE: Permission Denied when writing text file from ASP Site
... The ASP files are physically located on the IIS server. ... > The application requires Anonymous Authentication be disabled, ... > Permissions on the export share allow Full Control to Authenticate Users. ...
(microsoft.public.inetserver.iis.security) - OWA Troubles
... We recently put an intranet site on our IIS server that hosts OWA. ... Now when users go to Outlook Web Access, they're prompted to put in their ... The IIS server was the only thing that's changed, and the RSA portion is ... so I'm sure its permissions that's causing the problem. ...
(microsoft.public.exchange.admin) - Re: OWA Troubles
... Did this person mess with the permissions and security in the C:\Inetpub ... >> Windows Authentication" checked for Authenticated Access. ... >>> We recently put an intranet site on our IIS server that hosts OWA. ... >>> The IIS server was the only thing that's changed, and the RSA portion is ...
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