Sage Web Server questions

[salsbst]

You won't be able two webservers on the same port if you only have one IP address. So, running both IIS and Sage on 443 isn't going to work. There may be a way for you to run two instances of TJWS on 443, though. I just don't know.

Anyway, if you wanted to run IIS on only port 80 (or only port 443), you should be able to do so by doing this:

On the command prompt go to c:\Inetpub\Adminscripts. Then type the following: "cscript adsutil.vbs set w3svc/1/disablesocketpooling true".

So, maybe a partial solution is to run IIS on 443 and Sage on 80? I dunno. I hope I haven't hurt more than helped!

[sleonard]

I could use some help. I installed IIS on the Sage server alongside the Sage webserver. Sage webserver is currently on port 8080 (will be 443 after I configure it for SSL) and IIS on 80 (where it will remain). I have not yet run the above script to disable socketpooling. I have done nothing but install IIS, haven't created any webpages yet.

If I use IE and go to http://localIPaddress from the same machine I get a password diaogue and can get no further. If I go to another machine and type http://webserverIP I get an "Under Construction" page but I can not get Frontpage to open the website for editing.

The Sage webserver continues to work properly on port 8080 w/ no SSL (yet).

How do I use Frontpage to create and edit the IIS website?
Why am I getting a password dialogue in IE from the webserver?
What is the default username and password?
Where can I change this username and password?

[mls]

Use the local loopback IP when testing from the web server machine itself, http://127.0.0.1

If you change to a non-standard port then add the port number on the end after a colon,
127.0.0.1:8080

That's they way it normally works for any other web pager server I've set up (and I'd never use IIS as a web server, just don't trust Microsoft's sloppy stuff).

[sleonard]

Tried it but IIS does not respond to loopback. Using lan IP I do get a username/password dialogue but no user account including admin gets in.

[sleonard]

bump.