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wsuserror: You are not authorized to view this page
recieve this error when going to http://sus:8530
You are not authorized to view this page.
cannot even access from sus server
but can access http://sus:8530/wsusadmin/
You are not authorized to view this page.
cannot even access from sus server
but can access http://sus:8530/wsusadmin/
It's possible this is happening because none of the pages in the root directory of your site match the default documents in your website settings.
Open IIS Manager, Browse to your website, right click and go to properties.
On the Documents Tab, you can set your default pages. If you don't have a page in your directory that matches anything on this list you'll get the error you've noted above.
It's not really a problem if there's nothing there to see and i'd be reticent to suggest putting stuff in there, adding redirections or turning on directory browsing if it's a sus server. Directory browsing lets everyone see what's in the directory (security issue?), putting stuff in there that is non-sus is probably not a good idea, redirecting to the /wsusadmin directory is a possibility but it might break clients trying to access the site (they may expect it to be in a certain format).
hope this helps you out,
AJ.
Open IIS Manager, Browse to your website, right click and go to properties.
On the Documents Tab, you can set your default pages. If you don't have a page in your directory that matches anything on this list you'll get the error you've noted above.
It's not really a problem if there's nothing there to see and i'd be reticent to suggest putting stuff in there, adding redirections or turning on directory browsing if it's a sus server. Directory browsing lets everyone see what's in the directory (security issue?), putting stuff in there that is non-sus is probably not a good idea, redirecting to the /wsusadmin directory is a possibility but it might break clients trying to access the site (they may expect it to be in a certain format).
hope this helps you out,
AJ.
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Would you think that when installing Windows Server update services that when you want to
configure your client computers to access microsoft Windows Server Update Services they would be able to access that page?
configure your client computers to access microsoft Windows Server Update Services they would be able to access that page?
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thanks for the points!
cheers,
AJ.
cheers,
AJ.
Create some web pages and put them into default web site directory c:\inetpub\wwwroot or change the directory into your webpage directory then you can use the above said link.
or check permission on the directory.
regards,
Imran