David
Fri Dec 19 01:23:06 CST 2003
Sorry, I have no idea about FPSE functionality on NT4. FPSE on W2K and
later can be created on multiple websites as you're thinking. Don't know if
it was a feature later added or is restricted on NT4 for some reason.
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//David
IIS
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<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I don't know how to say this more clearly. I am a noobie
with web sites and iis. When I open the iis console and
right click on the *server in the Internet Information
Server folder I have installed the Frontpage Server
Extensions snap in and Checked Server Extensions. I have
configured the Server Extensions for the Default Web Site.
Frontpage components (Hit Counter) are working on the
Default Web Site. After reading 27 MSKB articles today on
FPSE2000 and IIS 40 I can only conclude that creating a
NEW WEB SITE by rt clicking *Server is what is meant by
create a Virtual Server. I followed all of the directions,
created a directory for contect (that is not nested),
loaded a default.htm web page. When I rt click on the new
Web Site, there IS NO OPTION TO INSTALL FRONTPAGE SERVER
EXTENSIONS. When I use the fpsrvadm command line tool, it
returns a message the /LM/W3SVC/2 server is not a valid
virtual server. DNS is configured properly, I can ping
www.myintranet.com and get the second IP address on the
server nic. I can open the sample pages in IE at
www.myintranet.com. But I cannon make FPSE work there. Any
suggestions?
>-----Original Message-----
>On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 13:28:34 -0800,
><anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
>>Thanks, but if I do it that way, I get a new Web Site,
but
>>I cannot configure Frontpage 2000 Server Extensions for
it
>>since they are only configured for the default web site.
I
>>must be missing something simple. I know I can create a
>>sub-web under the default web and get the FPSE working,
>>but that is not what I wanted to do.
>>
>>nolacoaches.
>
>Read this KB article :
>
>HOW TO: Configure FrontPage Server Extensions in Internet
Information
>Services
>
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=298158
>
>
>Regards,
>
>Paul Lynch
>MCSE
>.
>