Re: Anonymous access to sharepoint
From: Bill English [MVP] (benglish_at_networknowledge.com)
Date: 05/27/04
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Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 20:49:40 -0500
What you should do is extend and map a second VS server to the first portal
VS server and use Anonymous credtials there. Be sure to add the IUSR
account as a reader in the portal. You'll also need to configure the portal
via the second VS server to allow Anonymous access.
-- Bill English, MVP https://www.sharepointsummit.com "Boyd Dyer" <bdyer@cga-ontario.org> wrote in message news:1313d01c44353$28303110$a101280a@phx.gbl... > Hi I am new to this forum. I was wondering how do I > maintain mixed authentication when I enable anonymous > access in IIS. SPS 2003 tells me to turn on access via > IIS and I do for the default web site. The problem is > that I have different security settings for each top > level web site. Once IIS is restarted all top level sites > that don't carry the same parent security settings are > automatically disabled. Not even administrator can log > into it. I have tried it on 2 separate sites and get the > same result. > > I want to give the home page anonymous access but all > subsequent top level sites authentication. IIS won't hold > the security settings. The settings will hold and the > software work as expected as long as you don't restart > IIS. > > Help!!! I am desparate to get this software working. > > Thanks
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