| Ken Schaefer 2007-03-08, 1:25 am |
| Hi,
IE reporting that it doesn't have an internet connection does not sound like
an IWA or IIS issue.
You can use a tool like Ethereal or Fiddler to verify the exact URLs that IE
is requesting. Beyond that, you need to check client-side settings (like
proxy settings, connection settings etc) to work out why IE is giving you
that error.
Cheers
Ken
"acastleberry" <acastleberry@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1173275937.133400.143490@p10g2000cwp.googlegroups.com...
>I have a front end server with Exchange 2003 and Windows SharePoint
> Services 3.0 installed on it. WSS and Exchange both share the same
> virtual directory in IIS. I am currently setting up the WSS as an
> intranet portal for our corporate users and both Exchange and WSS use
> SSL.
>
> My problem lies in that I want to use Integrated Windows
> Authentication for the WSS portal so that I can set a group policy to
> make that the home page in IE. However, to get the IWA to work
> properly, I had to add https://mydomain.com to the intranet zone.
> When I add our domain to the intranet zone, IWA works correctly and
> when a user goes to https://mydomain.com/exchange the IWA is also
> picked up properly there.
>
> This is where things get confusing. When a user goes off the LAN and
> connects to https://mydomain.com there is no problem with
> authentication because the user is still logged onto the local machine
> with cached domain credentials. However, when a user tries to connect
> to https://mydomain.com/exchange they get a "You're not connected to
> the internet" error screen in IE. I am pulling my hair out on this
> one because it's hard to test until I am home at night.
>
> Does anyone have any idead of what's wrong or the best way to
> accomplish what I'm trying to do? Any help would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
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