Re: Sharepoint Administrator and SubWebs

From: David McKenzie (DavidMcKenzie_at_bonbon.net)
Date: 07/31/04 

Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2004 21:46:23 -0500

Mike , I suspec5t you are right about STS, being that the website is
hosted on the exchange *2000* server.
But - they still use the term subweb in the Object Model
<sarcasm>just because everything else Sharepoint is so
straightforward<\sarcasm>

and
if I remember correctly, WSS doesn't sit realy well (on the same
machine) with OWA - so that might be a contributing factor

Mike Walsh wrote:

> As you are talking about subwebs, can you confirm that you are using Windows
> SharePoint Services (WSS) (this newsgroup) and not SharePoint Team Services
> (STS)(microsoft.public.sharepoint.teamservices).
>
> Subweb is the term used in STS for what in WSS is called sub-sites.
>
> Can you also please state the Operating System being used for your Exchange
> 2000 Server - again it would be more likely that this is Windows 2K Server
> in which case WSS will not run at all on theat server only WSS.
>
> Mike Walsh, Helsinki, Finland
> STS FAQ at www.collutions.com/Lists/FAQ
> WSS FAQ at wss.collutions.com
> Please reply to the newsgroup
>
> "Angela" <destiny_believe@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:6e6701c475b3$617686d0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
>
>>Hello~
>>
>>I don't know if there is any help for me with this, but I
>>am hoping maybe someone can lead me in the right
>>direction. We have our website hosted on our Exchange
>>2000 server. I am trying to create subwebs that will be
>>accessible by user passwords. However, this system was
>>set up before I started working here. I have done
>>research and I am supposed to be able to go into
>>Microsoft Sharepoint Administration and set up usernames
>>and passwords, is this not correct? Whenever I click on
>>Administration for our site, it says that it cannot be
>>displayed, we all know that error. Is there something I
>>am doing wrong? Something I can check? Any guess would
>>be more than I know. Any help would be so greatly
>>appreciated. Thank you for your time.
>
>
>

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