Lockdown tool

Windows 2000 SBS

I have run the Microsoft lockdown tool to secure our web server.

The problem I have now is as follows:

We have an asp script (callback.asp) that is called from our online payment
system.

This is now fails.

The permissions within IIS shows the following :
read and write permissions for the directory
scripts enable
anonymous connections enabled.

I am presuming the lockdown tool has set these permissions at a lower level.

How do I enable these setting.

Any info apprciated....


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