Re: Secruity control of iis on accessing nsf by David
David
Wed Nov 19 05:49:45 CST 2003
the NSF file is just a file as far as IIS is concerned, so you only have
file-system ACL and IIS-based authentication to it.
If the NSF file implements its own authentication/authorization when one
tries to "run" it on the client, then you just need to enable anyone to read
the file and trust that the NSF can protect itself. Otherwise, you will
have to control access with ACLs -- either all users come across as
anonymous and you just give anonymous user access, or all users come across
as authenticated and you need to give ACL to every user (or Authenticated
Users).
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//David
IIS
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"Yu" <yipchunyu@pcihl.com> wrote in message
news:023601c3acb1$b4f52760$a501280a@phx.gbl...
hi guys,
I'm using iis 5.0 to create a web site (with COM+ and
ASP).
Recently, the user request to access a nsf (domino
database). I can easily do that by put the nsf file
under one of the web application directory. However, I
don't know how to add secruity control on that.
What i know is add NT password control on this. However,
it's not practical in my case as the nsf is a bulletin
board and more than 1000 of user will access (so license
is an issue for me). Any other better advice?
Thx in advance.