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Greg
I have two computers, \\server and \\workstation. Both
have XP Pro, IIS 5.1, and, FP02. Let's say the URL of
\\server is website.com.
On \\server, launch FP and open localhost. I then click
on Tools\Server\Permissions...\Users, and Add...
\\server\administrator to allow administstration of the
website.
From \\workstation, I open up IE and browse
http://website.com. I then click on Edit with Microsoft
FrontPage.
FrontPage comes up with an authentication dialog:
Connection to website.com
User name:
Password:
My problem is that none of the usernames that I use work.
I've tried administrator, [email protected],
server\administrator, website.com/administrator.
So, my questions are, how do I setup a user account on my
webserver that will allow me to author its website from a
remote computer? And, exactly what username do I use in
FP on the remote computer to be able to author the
website on the remote computer?
have XP Pro, IIS 5.1, and, FP02. Let's say the URL of
\\server is website.com.
On \\server, launch FP and open localhost. I then click
on Tools\Server\Permissions...\Users, and Add...
\\server\administrator to allow administstration of the
website.
From \\workstation, I open up IE and browse
http://website.com. I then click on Edit with Microsoft
FrontPage.
FrontPage comes up with an authentication dialog:
Connection to website.com
User name:
Password:
My problem is that none of the usernames that I use work.
I've tried administrator, [email protected],
server\administrator, website.com/administrator.
So, my questions are, how do I setup a user account on my
webserver that will allow me to author its website from a
remote computer? And, exactly what username do I use in
FP on the remote computer to be able to author the
website on the remote computer?