UNC, IIS and authentication problem
Hi,
Could you help me to find deployment guide with best practices for scenario or give me advice how to do this in best way please?
Two IIS server in NLB cluster with remote centralized storage on Microsoft fail over cluster. All on Windows Server 2008 and IIS 7.0. I’m trying to store web content using UNC path on file cluster.
I got it running using connect as option in IIS manager but my problem is I have 100 virtual folder and it would be quite difficult to provide authentication for each of it on every server. Is any way to give access whole IIS server to shared folder with privileges to read and write (some remote users needs to uploads files)?
I found link to this document: "Deploying and Configuring Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 with Remotely Stored Content on UNC Servers and NAS Devices" which probably would help me but is not working. Maybe somebody has copy of it and can send to me?
Best Regards
Could you help me to find deployment guide with best practices for scenario or give me advice how to do this in best way please?
Two IIS server in NLB cluster with remote centralized storage on Microsoft fail over cluster. All on Windows Server 2008 and IIS 7.0. I’m trying to store web content using UNC path on file cluster.
I got it running using connect as option in IIS manager but my problem is I have 100 virtual folder and it would be quite difficult to provide authentication for each of it on every server. Is any way to give access whole IIS server to shared folder with privileges to read and write (some remote users needs to uploads files)?
I found link to this document: "Deploying and Configuring Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 with Remotely Stored Content on UNC Servers and NAS Devices" which probably would help me but is not working. Maybe somebody has copy of it and can send to me?
Best Regards
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PiotrIr
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I forgot about one quite important thing. IIS and file cluster are in the same domain.