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SBS IIS is always trying to push a certificate and asks about secure/nonsecure data
I don't remember what I did. I had been putting in an ASP page and kept getting errors with file uploads which go through this new ASP page. The permissions were wrong on the upload folder. I fixed that BUT...
Just to go to the company's home page, you get the certificate dialog box.
After you click the Yes button, you are warned that this page has secure and insecure data -- do you want to proceed...
Why?
This is a SBS with Exchange installed and it uses SSL. It was working fine. You could go to the home page without certificate requests. If you went to the Company\Exchange page--then you got prompted.
I did pull up IIS and verify that the properties on the \inetpub\wwwroot (the default server) were Anonymous & Integrated, but I am not sure what else I may have done. I have been working on this too long and too late.
Please, help.
Thanks.
William
Just to go to the company's home page, you get the certificate dialog box.
After you click the Yes button, you are warned that this page has secure and insecure data -- do you want to proceed...
Why?
This is a SBS with Exchange installed and it uses SSL. It was working fine. You could go to the home page without certificate requests. If you went to the Company\Exchange page--then you got prompted.
I did pull up IIS and verify that the properties on the \inetpub\wwwroot (the default server) were Anonymous & Integrated, but I am not sure what else I may have done. I have been working on this too long and too late.
Please, help.
Thanks.
William
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FYI, IIS permissions are not the ones you would look at under \inetpub\wwwroot. Those are NTFS permissions.
To look at your IIS permissions, you need to go to the IIS Manager and open the properties of the particular website and then click on the "Directory Security" tab.
Jeff
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To look at your IIS permissions, you need to go to the IIS Manager and open the properties of the particular website and then click on the "Directory Security" tab.
Jeff
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Okay. Thanks guys.
Cookies where not the right answer. The good news is that this was not occurring on their domain but only from my domain behind my ISA firewall.
Jeff - I did review both the NTFS and IIS Permissions.
For some reason, I did not do the obvious in your first response and follow through on the certificate installation. DOH!
Thanks for the reminder.
William
Cookies where not the right answer. The good news is that this was not occurring on their domain but only from my domain behind my ISA firewall.
Jeff - I did review both the NTFS and IIS Permissions.
For some reason, I did not do the obvious in your first response and follow through on the certificate installation. DOH!
Thanks for the reminder.
William