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by **Bernie Hun** » Wed, 04 Nov 1998 04:00:00

I'd like to have two sub webs underneath my root web. I have both of them
created and they are both set to require passwords to get in. My problem is
that I want them to have different passwords and one not to be able to
access the other.

Any idea how to do this?

Bernie

by **Thomas A. Row** » Wed, 04 Nov 1998 04:00:00

You will need to contact your hosting service if on NT. If on Unix you should be able to set you
permission by accessing the subweb after publishing, then Tools | Permissions.

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>I'd like to have two sub webs underneath my root web. I have both of them
>created and they are both set to require passwords to get in. My problem is
>that I want them to have different passwords and one not to be able to
>access the other.

>Any idea how to do this?

>Bernie

by **Bernie Hun** » Wed, 04 Nov 1998 04:00:00

No problem there, the host is I and it's NT. So I assume the answer on each
user account to restrict which folders they can access?

Has anyone published a quick and dirty ASP solution or tutorial of how to do
this with ASP rather than having to put users in the NT box?

Bernie

Quote:>You will need to contact your hosting service if on NT. If on Unix you

should be able to set you

>permission by accessing the subweb after publishing, then Tools |
Permissions.

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>====================================
>Thomas Rowe
>Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
>YCOLN FrontPage98 Resources
>http://www.ycoln.net/design/fp98/

>The HTML Writers Guild Member
>International Webmaster Association Member

Quote:>>I'd like to have two sub webs underneath my root web. I have both of them
>>created and they are both set to require passwords to get in. My problem
is
>>that I want them to have different passwords and one not to be able to
>>access the other.

>>Any idea how to do this?

>>Bernie

by **Tom Peppe** » Wed, 04 Nov 1998 04:00:00

Check Kevin Spencer's web for info on asp password protection:
http://www.takempis.com

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>No problem there, the host is I and it's NT. So I assume the answer on each
>user account to restrict which folders they can access?

>Has anyone published a quick and dirty ASP solution or tutorial of how to
do
>this with ASP rather than having to put users in the NT box?

>Bernie

>>You will need to contact your hosting service if on NT. If on Unix you
>should be able to set you
>>permission by accessing the subweb after publishing, then Tools |
>Permissions.

>>--
>>====================================
>>Thomas Rowe
>>Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
>>YCOLN FrontPage98 Resources
>>http://www.ycoln.net/design/fp98/

>>The HTML Writers Guild Member
>>International Webmaster Association Member

>>>I'd like to have two sub webs underneath my root web. I have both of them
>>>created and they are both set to require passwords to get in. My problem
>is
>>>that I want them to have different passwords and one not to be able to
>>>access the other.

>>>Any idea how to do this?

>>>Bernie

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