Peer to Peer Network

[PKern]

I am using a peer to peer network - I have set up "My Webs" folder to be
shared with another user on the network - we both need to work on the same
site. But it won't share - so I put a shortcut to that folder into another
shared folder and she was able to access the local copy of the site - but
then it ended up saving a copy of the site to her local machine in her "my
webs" folder - but now we have two versions of the site. How can we both
share the same local copy?

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You need to be working on a web server where you are accessing the site via http:// for this to work
well.

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[Dan L]

Would that include a set up in the peer-to-peer network where one of the
workstations is running IIS with FPSE?

You need to be working on a web server where you are accessing the site via http:// for this to work
well.

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[Thomas A. Rowe]

No, as IIS under Windows 2000 and XP Pro (unless MS has changed this under XP) do not allow remote
authoring.

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Would that include a set up in the peer-to-peer network where one of the
workstations is running IIS with FPSE?