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by: bwalker1Posted on 2005-09-15 at 10:05:42ID: 14891142
Case 1:
When the XP IIS server is part of the domain, I CANNOT access websites on the IIS server!
Case 2:
When the XP IIS server is part of the domain, everything works as it should.
Couple of questions:
First, let me know what is working when it is part of the domain and when it is not (see above)
Second, what message is your browser returning when you can't access the site? Access denied, timed out, etc.