Re: Web Site Publishing
From: Jeff Teel (jdteel_at_sugardog.com)
Date: 03/04/05
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Date: Fri, 4 Mar 2005 14:03:02 -0500
If you have port 80 open on the server to allow those on the outside to
view this web the designer could publish using FrontPage. You would have to
give them a username/password and if your server was set for Integrated
Windows Authentication in IIS the password and username would be sent over
the Internet more securely than with ftp. Most here in this group would
advise against using SBS to host a company web because of security reasons.
Are you wanting a custom design for your Intranet site or for an Internet
site? FrontPage is very accommodating when working with SharePoint webs and
you could make a very functional web site using it.
Jeff
"Adam" <Adam@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:62191F08-2CB8-4342-8720-47C42FBBFA5C@microsoft.com...
> Can some on supply me the steps necessary to have a web site designer
> publish
> a company web to the SBS 2003 Standard server. The designer is not located
> at
> the server site and would you use ftp to publish
>
> 1) Should you create a seperate site under the default web site?
> 2) How do you confgure ftp access just to that site for the designer?
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Adam
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