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Question : How to open website (hosted on Win Server 2008, IIS) in Microsoft Frontpage 2000?
I recently moved the files of a intranet website to a Windows Server 2008. I installed the IIS role on the server, and created a new site. Everything seems to be in order, and I can access the site from computers in the office using the name
http://intranet
Now I am a newbie when it comes to working with FrontPage, so this is perhaps an elementery question! But I cant open up the website in FrontPage to edit.
When I go to: File > Open website, I am asked to enter the folder to open. There I have tried for example, \\server1\intranet, \\10.1.0.1\intranet,
http://intranet
,
http://intranet/index.htm
.
No matter what I try I just get the message that this folder is not accessible, and that its perhaps protected with a password. In the generated logfile this message can also be seen:
404 - File or directory not found.
The resource you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.
Now I dont know if this is a setting that needs to be changed on the server, or if something needs to be done within frontpage.
I am logged in to the domain, with an account which has full permission on the directories and folders where the website is located on the server.
What do I need to do?
Answer : How to open website (hosted on Win Server 2008, IIS) in Microsoft Frontpage 2000?
Hi,
Check in IIS where it is storing your websites. It will probably be c:\inetpub\...
Just share this folder or the folder holding the website via the share wizard.
You should then be able to access the website via \\serverip\sharedname
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