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There is a server (btw it’s my workstation and is not really server) (WinXP SP3 Pro) with installed IIS 5.1 in the domain D.
I put a simple html file to Inetpub\wwwroot and set this file as default page for default web site. Now I want only my AD account to have access to view content of that file.
How can I configure IIS without writing any lines of code?
I can do it with ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider or SqlRoleProvider. But I hope there is an easier way?
Switch off anonymous access and enable NTLM in IIS. On the file system, allow only your account read access to the file.
It should look like this:
