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have to do it to the directories on the nt box itself...<br />

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have to do it to the directories on the nt box itself...


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Thanx a lot for your help!<br />
(...and sorry for my late response)<br />

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Thanx a lot for your help!
(...and sorry for my late response)


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I recently asked the same question under Apache (now I can spell it right :), but can I do the same thing under WinNT4 with IIS?<br />
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That is, can I password-protect HTML pages (or a directory) like this site (Experts Exchange's home page) ??<br />
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If I can, then can I also telnet into the NT system from remote site and configure parameters? &nbsp;Or should I be in front of the NT box?<br />
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Please Help!
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I recently asked the same question under Apache (now I can spell it right :), but can I do the same thing under WinNT4 with IIS?

That is, can I password-protect HTML pages (or a directory) like this site (Experts Exchange's home page) ??

If I can, then can I also telnet into the NT system from remote site and configure parameters?  Or should I be in front of the NT box?

Please Help!

Password-protect HTML pages in NT4?

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.