How to Give Remote Web Site Operators Access to New Web Site
ID: Q185381
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The information in this article applies to:
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Microsoft Internet Information Server version 4.0
SUMMARY
If you create a new Web site in Microsoft Management Console, Web site
operators cannot remotely connect to that site with Internet Service
Manager (HTML) until you create a virtual directory called IISADMIN. (Note
that users designated as Administrators are able to remotely administer
the site through the Administrative Web Site without this virtual
directory.) If you create the Web site by using Internet Service Manager
(HTML), then your Web server automatically creates the IISADMIN site,
because the server assumes that you want to remotely administer that site.
MORE INFORMATION
To create the IISADMIN virtual directory, do the following:
- In Internet Service Manager, select the Web site you want your
operators to remotely administer.
- Right-click, select New, and then click Virtual Directory.
- In the Alias box, type IISADMIN and then click Next.
- Type the following:
<DriveLetter>:\Winnt\System32\Inetsrv\Iisadmin
Replace DriveLetter with the letter of your local drive. This physical
path is the same as the path for the default Web site's Iisadmin
directory. Click Next.
- Select Allow Read Access and Allow Script Access. Click Next.
- Click Finish.
- Select the new IISADMIN virtual directory for the Web site, and open
its property sheets.
- Select Directory Security property sheet. Under Anonymous Access and
Authentication Control, click Edit.
- Clear the Allow Anonymous Access check box.
- Select either Basic Authentication or Windows NT Challenge/Response
Authentication, and click OK.
Keywords :
Version : WINNT:4.0
Platform : winnt
Issue type : kbhowto
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