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This is really a good idea :-)
Cheers,
Thomas / comments
This is really a good idea :-)
Cheers,
Thomas
Andy,
yes, your server runs a lot of stuff. But this shouldn't affect the setup.
Do you try to setup the UAS within the default website or did you choose to setup the UAS in a separate new website using a dedicated port number?
Did you try to open the IIS management console to check if the IIS admin service works fine and the IIS metabase can be accessed correctly.
Can you open the Default Website Node with the IIS MMC?
Is our SBS2003 in production?
I am somewhat unsure if it is s good decision to add a web application to the SBS default website.
Cheers,
Thomas / comments
Andy,
yes, your server runs a lot of stuff. But this shouldn't affect the setup.
Do you try to setup the UAS within the default website or did you choose to setup the UAS in a separate new website ...
Andy,
You are doing interesting things on your SBS. Running WSS 3.0 parallel to WSS 2.0 seems to be an odd thing to do. But I do understand the reasons. And if it is not enough, you've upgraded to MOSS 2007. *wow*
That's alot of stuff to handel for a SBS setup.
But as it comes to the IIS, you have to keep in mind, that the web.config settings are being inherited by sub folders (virtual directories). If a web.config setting in a parent folder should not be inherited by it's child folder, the web.config should contain a <clear /> tag for the appropriate setting.
Do you have the possibility to install the IIS 6.0 Resource Kit tools? The Metabase Browser is a good tool to manage the metabase (an therefore the IIS settings) in a more granular way.
Cheers,
Thomas / comments
Andy,
You are doing interesting things on your SBS. Running WSS 3.0 parallel to WSS 2.0 seems to be an odd thing to do. But I do understand the reasons. And if it is not enough, you've upgraded to ...
Hi Keith,
why did you run in a problem using Digest Authentication? Are the clients in a different subnet than the servers?
Cheers,
Thomas / comments
Hi Keith,
why did you run in a problem using Digest Authentication? Are the clients in a different subnet than the servers?
Cheers,
Thomas
That's a tricky one.
Thanks for sharing :-) / comments
That's a tricky one.
Thanks for sharing :-)
The ESA has been installed on Windows Server 2003 R2 64bit EN with IIS6. / comments
The ESA has been installed on Windows Server 2003 R2 64bit EN with IIS6.
When I try to register an UAA service for the selected Exchange server an authentication is required. I cannot register the UAA even with a domain admin account.
The ESA has been installed on the Exchange Server itself (MB, HUB, CAS roles), but in a separate website. The ESA setup has created a new website without host headers but with port 8080.
But:
I just checked the the IIS settings. Windows Authentication had been enabled on the virtual directory itself, but not in the parent website. The parent website had anonymous enabled only. I've change the settings to Windows Authentication. After changing the setting in the root, the registration of the UAA was successful.
Thanks / comments
When I try to register an UAA service for the selected Exchange server an authentication is required. I cannot register the UAA even with a domain admin account.
The ESA has been installed on the E...
The website has been created using the Maintenance -> Install New Service -> User Archive Access Service option.
The installer asks for an host header, but the website is being setup without the host header entry, listeining on any IP address on port 8080
The proposed new website site name shouldn't be "Default Web Site". A standard IIS setup does contain a "Default Web Site". I would recommend to propose an application specific name (e.g. "Red Gate ESA").
I've uninstalled the UAA using Add/Remove Programs and the website has been deleted from IIS correctly. After installing a new UAA in a separate website the Windows Integrated Authentication in the root is disabled. After activating the Windows Integrated authentication, the UAA service could be registered successfully. / comments
The website has been created using the Maintenance -> Install New Service -> User Archive Access Service option.
The installer asks for an host header, but the website is being setup without the ho...
Robert,
that's a good reason. And I agree with that.
But when the UAA is being setup and the ESA admin console tries to connect, an authentication window pops up. No admin, service account or user can log on. Which user account would be the best to set up the UAA correctly?
I cannot connect the UAA service. / comments
Robert,
that's a good reason. And I agree with that.
But when the UAA is being setup and the ESA admin console tries to connect, an authentication window pops up. No admin, service account or user ...
Hi Robert,
the article by Stephen Griffin (http://blogs.msdn.com/stephen_griffin/a ... -2007.aspx) provided the correct information.
Thanks.
Cheers,
Thomas / comments
Hi Robert,
the article by Stephen Griffin (http://blogs.msdn.com/stephen_griffin/a ... -2007.aspx) provided the correct information.
Thanks.
Cheers,
Thomas