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Publishing a web server in ISA 2006 that has links to network directories.
I am testing a way to allow remote users who have a AD account in our domain access to folders on a file server. I am using ISA 2006 std on a WIN2k3 server. The ISA is a member server and I have other websites.Sharepoint published with it. What I want to do is create a html file that has hyperlinks to shared folders on my file server. I would publish the site and users would authenticate through ISA and hit the web page. From there they would click on the link of the folder they need to access files.
What permissions would need to be added to the folders to allow user access?
I know there are solution out there and I am also testing Fileway but just want to see if this would work?
What permissions would need to be added to the folders to allow user access?
I know there are solution out there and I am also testing Fileway but just want to see if this would work?
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Keith -
Thank you for your response. I do SSO enabled and a site published. I can create a virtual web that point to the folder on the server. It just looks generic. I am trying to create a asp.net page to make it look pretty.
Akhater -
I am also looking into the SFTP as well. Thank you for your response.
Thank you for your response. I do SSO enabled and a site published. I can create a virtual web that point to the folder on the server. It just looks generic. I am trying to create a asp.net page to make it look pretty.
Akhater -
I am also looking into the SFTP as well. Thank you for your response.
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Thanks
Anyway why not allow directory listing simply or an FTP site ?
and an alternate solution Exchange 2007 has exactly what you are looking for built-in
BTW this has nothing to do with ISA