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(applies to both automatic and manual IIS setup). For more informa-
tion, please refer to “Setting up IIS v6.0 to Allow the ISRP Web Ser-
vice Extension” on page 57 or “Setting Up IIS v7.0 to Allow the ISRP
Web Service Extension” on page 60.
Manually Configuring IIS on Windows XP/Windows Server
2003 Operating Systems
When you use a manual IIS setup option, you must manually configure IIS
to run with the domain account. If you are using a Windows XP/Windows
Server 2003 Operating System and need to manually configure IIS to run
with the domain account, please refer to the guidelines in this section.
Note: If the user passwords on your network are set to expire periodically,
they may need to be changed in both the Active Directory and in the virtual
directory configuration.
1.
Create a new domain user or select an existing domain user.
2.
Manually configure IIS by:
Creating a virtual directory with the physical location pointing to:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\IntelliTrack\IIS.
Make a note of the virtual directory name.
The virtual directory should have read and write permissions.
Create an application and change Execute Permissions to Scripts and
Executables.
3.
Configure the virtual directory to impersonate the domain user account.
Please refer to the IIS documentation for instructions on configuring
the anonymous user identity.
4.
If the system drive on the computer uses NTFS, manually assign full
control permissions to the Internet user on the physical location of the
virtual directory. Replace permissions on all subfolders and files to
ensure that the Internet user can create files and execute programs.
5.
The Internet user’s domain account must be added to the ISRP_USER
role in the database. This requires knowledge of SQL Administration.
Please refer to sp_addrolemember in the Transact-SQL Reference for
more details (available online at
).
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