Re: Restrict access to view pages

francan <> wrote:
>
> I have 10 web pages on a Windows 2000 intranet server. Everyone has to
> use Windows Network login to view Intranet web pages. I need to
> restrict who can view 10 web pages which are located in this directory
> -> C:/webServerApps/restrictedDirectory
>
> I would like to restrict the access to view these pages by the Network
> Intranet Login username.
>
> Is this something that can be done where the server admin gives
> privileges to certain people that can be the only ones to view pages
> located in C:/webServerApps/restrictedDirectory ?
>
> Please advise.

Can't you put those 10 users in a user group and only give that group NTFS
read permission for that directory?

ss.

"francan" <> wrote in message
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> Thanks I didnt know about NTFS. I assume I can ask the system admins
> to create a user group and put the 10 users in that group and they
> will be the only ones who can view the restricted urls in the
> restricted webapps directory. This will all be restricted by their
> Intranet login?

It works the same way it works with Fileshares.

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francan <> wrote:
>>
>> Can't you put those 10 users in a user group and only give that group
>> NTFS read permission for that directory?
>>
>
> Thanks I didnt know about NTFS. I assume I can ask the system admins
> to create a user group and put the 10 users in that group and they
> will be the only ones who can view the restricted urls in the
> restricted webapps directory. This will all be restricted by their
> Intranet login?

Once you have the user group created, you can edit the permissions within
IIS Manager itself.

ss.