I'm beginning to play around with remote administration and have a question I'm hoping somebody can clear up for me. In my environment we have many production apps that are load balanced across multiple web servers. I'd like to be able to give the app support teams the ability to remotely administer their sites, but not other sites on the server(s). Now when using remote administration, it seems that you can only do Connect to Server if you are a local admin on the server. I want to avoid doing this as I thought this was a major drawback with previous IIS versions.
The problem I see though is that if you use "Connect to a site" instead, how do you know which server the remote connection is going to for sites in a load balanced environment? Is there a way to remotely say "I want to administer Site A on Server A" without giving the user local admin access?