I'm slightly confounded as to if what I'm trying to do is possible, maybe someone can shed some light... I've got an Exchange Server with Outlook WebAccess secured with an SSL cert for its domain (mail.domain.com). I've got 2 other IIS servers I want to make available publicly, our accounting...

Problem: a specific Global Security Group can not load ASP pages (but can load HTML pages). Goal: allow access to the secure website files and directories according to Global Group membership. This is a medical industry customer, so HIPAA compliance is mandatory (i.e. file access and restrictions must...

In the IIS logs, our client has found a bunch of 403.7 64 's being logged. Most of them are to /VirtualDirectoryName, for example: 2008-10-30 06:41:00 W3SVC3 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx GET /VirtualDirectoryName - 443 - xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+7.0;+Windows+NT+5.1;+.NET+CLR+2.0.50727;+.NET...

Hi, I am creating new Web Site using WIX and I need to associate existing SSL Certificate to the newly created site. WIX does have support for this but no idea how that works so I was wondering if this can be don by VBScript and call the script from WIX. Anyone got an idea on how to do this on VBScript...

I've recently installed a certificate on my Windows 2003 webserver and I don't seem to be able to get it to work. Http is fine, but if I try and access the site using https I just get 'page cannot be displayed'. I've looked through the usual MS documents to try and solve the issue...

Hi, I've been trying to get this working for a while but I'm getting nowhere fast! I've got two websites using separate IP addresses on separate network cards, both with their own SSL certificates. The problem is that windows only allows a single default gateway on one external network card...

Are there any known vulnerabilities for SSL 2.0 that would warrant disabling it and only allowing SSL 3.0?

If I want to force SSL v3 for all browser connections to my web server, how would I do that?

Hostname based sites (sharing the same IP address) are easy to configure without SSL. Once SSL is added to the picture then situation changes dramatically. The primary issue with SSL is that server doesn't receive HTTP request with the "Host" header before SSL is negotiated. And without...

I hope this is just something simple I am overlooking... We recently migrated our Intranet from a 2000 Server with IIS5 to Server 2003 with IIS6. In addition, we were required to enable SSL on the site. Now none of the video content (with the exception of .asf) on the website will work. Users continue...