
After all service have stopped, in Control Panel, click Services, and restart the WWW, FTP, and all other Web services that are installed.Click OK to stop all Web services as well.In Control Panel, click Services, and stop the IIS Administrator Service.Click OK two times to return to the MMC.If prompted to override child nodes, choose them all except the Administrative Web site.Click OK to exit the Authentication dialog box.
#Microsoft frontpage 2003 and secure ftp error password
Click OK, and retype the password when prompted. The third, Let FrontPage Merge the Changes, replaces the navigation structure but replaces the changes made by another author only if the file you're uploading is newer than the existing file.' (The preceding quoted from 'Special Edition: Using Microsoft Front0' by QUE books.Type the IUSR password manually from step 1.Clear the Enable Automatic Password Synchronization check box.Click the Edit button for Anonymous Access and Authentication Control.Choose to edit the Master Properties for the WWW Service.

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FrontPage may also mistake this as a password mismatch, as in the reset scenario above, but it also allows no property to be set. When an administrator changes the MetaBase through the Microsoft Management Console to reset the IUSR as the anonymous account, or the administrator toggles password synchronization on and off, the property is cleared and again, FrontPage "thinks" there is an error in the password.ĪnonymousUserPass may not be even be set at some child nodes in the MetaBase (for example, virtual servers at LM/W3SVC/x). When FrontPage tries to verify the password, it does not match, and FrontPage returns an error even though the Web server is fully functional. That is because, with password synchronization enabled, the property is ignored by IIS. If the IUSR password is changed, even with password synchronization enabled, the password is not reset at this node. The password is randomly generated and entered both in the MetaBase and in User Manager. (These have MetaBase property IDs of 60 respectively.)
