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connyosis · 06-23-2005, 02:29 PM

Ok, so today my father in law (A professor at a university around here) asked me whether I could help him with password protecting some pages containing course material. Only students would be allowed to access these pages, other people would just get some basic info about what these courses contains.
This uni runs windows with IIS, and since I've never worked with that system, where is a good place to start? What I'm asking for is basically a howto on how to protect webpages with IIS. No need for anything fancy (It's not anything top secret), just a simple way to prevent everyone from accessing certain areas of a website. Been looking on google and found some info, but I thought I might check here as well and see if anyone has any nice recommendations.

06-23-2005, 02:29 PM	#1 (permalink)
connyosis Psycho Location: Sweden - Land of the sodomite damned	Password protecting webpages Ok, so today my father in law (A professor at a university around here) asked me whether I could help him with password protecting some pages containing course material. Only students would be allowed to access these pages, other people would just get some basic info about what these courses contains. This uni runs windows with IIS, and since I've never worked with that system, where is a good place to start? What I'm asking for is basically a howto on how to protect webpages with IIS. No need for anything fancy (It's not anything top secret), just a simple way to prevent everyone from accessing certain areas of a website. Been looking on google and found some info, but I thought I might check here as well and see if anyone has any nice recommendations. __________________ If atheism is a religion, then not collecting stamps is a hobby.