help needed with webdav, web folders, IIS & permissions

[baronne]

I'm trying to setup WebDAV and I am really struggling with it. I want to allow users remote access to their files, but I need a bit of hand-holding to go through setting this up. I think my problem is coming from IIS & permissions, but I'm not sure.

I have created a web application with it's home directory pointing to the UNC share of the home folders on the network. I also got a handy script which will redirect the currently logged on user to their home share so ideally a user browses in from home to http://extranet.ourdomain.co.uk it will redirect them to http://extranet.ourdomain.co.uk/dfs/home/ and show the web folders.

 

Can anyone guide me through this with permissions, etc. etc.

Many thanks

Baronne

[ZeroHour]

I have created a web application with it's home directory pointing to the UNC share of the home folders on the network. I also got a handy script which will redirect the currently logged on user to their home share so ideally a user browses in from home to http://extranet.ourdomain.co.uk it will redirect them to http://extranet.ourdomain.co.uk/dfs/home/ and show the web folders.

 

What script?

I have been doing our webdav work here. What issues you having?

What DC versions and IIS server version?

[baronne]

hi,

basically I just can't seem to get it working, I really some help from scratch:

we're trying to allow remote access to users' personal files (My Documents) and shared departmental files. I have got DFS setup on the network and I use this to point the web application to the DFS UNC path, eg. "http://extranet.domain.co.uk/dfs/home/"

I've got Windows Server 2003 Standard DCs with IIS 6.

I think I've setup trust relationships, but again any assistance right from scratch would be good.

oh yes.. and here's the script I use:

 

 

function clicklink()

{

link.click();

}

 

 

<% ParseLogonUser = Split(request.servervariables("LOGON_USER"),"\",-1,1) %>

 

//<% response.write(ParseLogonUser(UBound(ParseLogonUser))) %>" id=link>open folder

 

[Guest]

I too would be very interested in this for our place

been trying to set up something similiar for ages using tomcat but it was well flakey

any1 feel like writing a quick howto

[baronne]

I'm having real troubles with permissions in particular. I am trying to point my home directory to a UNC share on a DFS path. I've done the delegation thingy in AD for the server-to-server trust thinggy majig wotsit.

yeah.... a howto would be awesome!

cheers

baronne