Conflict between Frontpage extensions and SharePoint server

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Jorgen

I don’t know if this is the right forum, but I try anyway.

I am used to use Frontpage and Frontpage extensions to build intranet sites
running on IIS 5.0 located on machine running win server 200?.

Now my company have decided to go to SharePoint server solution. This
creates a problem for my IIS and Frontpage extension solution. The experts
claim that my IIS conflicts with the SharePoint installation. They are the
big guys, so I have to remove the facilities in my FP solution who are based
on the FPextensions.

Is that so, or how do I get around having my IIS located on the same machine
as the Sharepoint??

Thanks in advance

Jorgen
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

According to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/823378/en-us the FP SE can Coexist w/ WSS

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|I don’t know if this is the right forum, but I try anyway.
|
| I am used to use Frontpage and Frontpage extensions to build intranet sites
| running on IIS 5.0 located on machine running win server 200?.
|
| Now my company have decided to go to SharePoint server solution. This
| creates a problem for my IIS and Frontpage extension solution. The experts
| claim that my IIS conflicts with the SharePoint installation. They are the
| big guys, so I have to remove the facilities in my FP solution who are based
| on the FPextensions.
|
| Is that so, or how do I get around having my IIS located on the same machine
| as the Sharepoint??
|
| Thanks in advance
|
| Jorgen
|
 
J

Jorgen

Thanks

I will have the expert look into this.
Regards

Jorgen

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