09-23-04 02:26 AM
Hi Zack,
What you could do is enable Integrated Windows Authentication and disable
Anonymous Access. Next thing you need to do is edit NTFS permissions on
website content (best to do it on the folder that holds your web data
files). Create a group for the users that need access to this site. Give
this group appropriate permissions (e.g. read). You will also want to grant
less restrictive permissions to the administrator and webmaster. Now if you
set this right your contractors should not see this site (they will be
prompted for username and password, but should not be able to get to the
content of the website).
Note, that if your contractors are members of domain, you can't use Domain
Users, Authenticated Users or Everyone groups for restrictions. They fall
under security context of this groups.
I hope this helps,
Mike
"Zack Schneeberger" <schneebie1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:a2aa04c0.0409200818.75bab8b6@posting.google.com...
> I am the network administrator for a company of 50 employees and 10
> contractors. The 10 contractors have emails addresses and exist in our
> domain.
>
> I would like to be able to restrict the contractors from accessing a
> internal webpage. I would easily be able to do this be adding them to
> a group and denying the group. I also want the 50 employees to be able
> to see the webpage. What is the correct Authentication Method to do
> this? I obviously want for the server to contact the DC to see if the
> user is allowed to seee the page and if so allow the user to view the
> page.
>
> Thanks alot.
>
> Zack
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