David
Mon Jul 21 01:24:51 CDT 2008
I recommend that you contact Microsoft PSS for professional paid
assistance/hand-holding on the issue.
I am pretty certain this is not an issue with IIS because IIS does not
have different behavior between IE7 and Firefox, so any differences
occur due to the application on top of it (i.e. MOM). And since you
say that MOM web console must be installed, then the problem is in
that installation's configuration of IIS, and Microsoft PSS would be
the right point of contact.
The most that I can do is provide general information on how things
work and for you to think through the information and make decisions.
As soon as you want "specifics", that drags in agreement of
"responsibility", and the right party to be responsible for making MOM
work on your configuration is Microsoft PSS.
P.S. Enabling "Directory Browsing" has nothing to do with your issue.
The problem of "Directory Listing Denied" means that you are missing a
Default Document -- which should be installed or configured by an
external application like MOM. You really cannot have a Web Console UI
with Directory Browsing enabled, and since you want the former, I know
the latter is not what you want and hence your configuration of it has
nothing to do with what you want.
//David
http://w3-4u.blogspot.com
http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang
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On Jul 15, 10:01=A0am, LaurenM3335
<LaurenM3...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Thanks for your reply David. =A0The MOM web console must be installed, be=
cause
> it automatically set it up in IIS. =A0I can see the site that it set up. =
=A0What
> do you mean by "make sure your requests are going to the correct server?"=
=A0
> I'm typing in the correct server name when I try to navigate to it via th=
e
> browser. =A0Also, isn't it strange that it gives me the option to enter
> credentials with Firefox and not with IE7? =A0I'm pretty new to this, so =
if you
> could just be more specific please, I would really appreciate it. =A0Than=
ks so
> much for any help!
>
>
>
> "David Wang" wrote:
> > On Jul 14, 5:31 am, LaurenM3335
> > <LaurenM3...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > > I'm not sure if this is a MOM problem or an IIS problem. =A0I've inst=
alled MOM
> > > 2005 on a Windows Server 2003 with IIS 6. =A0When I try to go to the =
web
> > > console from IE 7, it gives me an error page that says "This website =
requires
> > > you to log in," but it never gives me the option to enter credentials=
. =A0When
> > > I try to access the web console from Firefox, it lets me enter my
> > > credentials, but then gives me the error "Directory Listing Denied." =
=A0I'm
> > > using an admin user name, so there shouldn't be a problem with permis=
sions. =A0
> > > Also, if I allow Directory Browsing through IIS, it will let me see t=
he
> > > folders and files in a directory list, but it doesn't show the actual=
web
> > > console UI. =A0Any ideas?
>
> > You get "Directory Listing Denied" error when a directory does not
> > have a defined Default Document and "Directory Browsing" attribute is
> > not enabled. This has nothing to do with authentication, and since
> > default directories all have default documents, your situation
> > requires misconfiguration to get into.
>
> > Please make sure that the Web Console is actually installed on the
> > server and that your requests are going to the correct server. If
> > those are true, then this looks like a MOM Web Console setup issue to
> > me.
>
> > //David
> >
http://w3-4u.blogspot.com
> >
http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang
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