The extensions can minimize file transfers over the Internet. For example, when a user opens a FrontPage web from an iPlanet Web Server with the extensions, web metadata, such as its map of links, is downloaded to the user's machine but the full set of web pages remain on the server.
A page is downloaded only when it is opened for editing. A root web is a FrontPage web that is the top-level content directory of a Web server or, in a multi-hosting environment, of a virtual Web server. There can only be one root web per Web Server or virtual Web server. As private domain names, such as www. These are usually implemented as virtual servers on the same physical server machine using multi-hosting. Private domain name customers each get their own root web and have the option of creating sub-webs.
As a common or shared domain but with private virtual servers, as in www. Private virtual server customers on a shared domain each get their own root web and have the option of creating sub-webs. As a URL on an Internet service provider's server machine, as in www.
URL customers get a single sub-web. Security Issues FrontPage implements web security on your web server by changing the access-control lists ACLs for all files and directories in each FrontPage web. A new installation of FrontPage will additionally modify the ACLs of the web content files, but an upgrade of an existing installation of the Server Extensions will not modify the content file ACLs and consequently will leave the security settings at a less secure level than the default FrontPage settings.
FrontPage 97 Server Extensions version 2. Download two tar files for your platform for Solaris, they are vt FrontPage 98 Server Extensions version 3. FrontPage Server Extensions version 4. Before you install the FrontPage Server Extensions, you need to be sure you have enough disk space available on your local machine, that you have a document root directory, that you have enabled authentication, and that you are aware of some important post-install issues such as access permissions.
The downloaded file is 3MB and the installed files total 2. Do not remove any of the internal files needed by FrontPage such as the. Doing so disables access control for content upload.
You cannot set a web to be restricted to valid end-users only. If you set this, you receive a message that says "This server does not support restricting end user access. The fpsrvadm. This document provides instructions for the following platforms:. Run the server extensions setup program for your language and processor type.
In the Subweb Name field enter the sub-web name. In the Username field, enter the name of the user whose permissions you are adding, removing, or changing. In the Password field, enter the user's password. Select the level of access for the user or, to give the user no access, click Remove this User. Click Change Permissions. In the contents listing, choose IP Address Permissions. In the IP Address field, enter the IP address of the computer or set of computers whose permissions you are adding, removing, or changing.
Deleting a Subweb This is the only way to delete sub-webs on servers of the following types: ncsa , apache , cern. In the contents listing, choose Delete Subweb. In the Subweb Name field, enter the name of the subweb. Click Delete Subweb. Renaming a Subweb This is the only way to rename sub-webs on servers of the following types: ncsa , apache , cern.
In the contents listing, choose Rename Subweb. In the New Subweb Name field, enter the new name of the subweb. Click Rename Subweb. Setting a Directory Executable This is the only way to make a directory executable on servers of the following types: ncsa , apache , cern. To make a directory not executable, use the Set Directory Not Executable command. In the contents listing, choose Set Directory Executable. Click Set Directory Executable. Setting a Directory Not Executable This is the only way to make a directory not executable on servers of the following types: ncsa , apache , cern.
To make a directory executable, use the Set Directory Executable command. In the contents listing, choose Set Directory Not Executable. Click Set Directory Not Executable. The fpremadm Utility The fpremadm utility is based on the fpsrvadm utility.
It installs, updates, removes, and checks the FrontPage Server Extensions on FrontPage root webs and sub-webs, and performs other administrative FrontPage web operations similarly to fpsrvadm. The fpremadm. There is no UNIX version of this utility. It includes the following additional options that support remote administration:. This is not the same as the -multihost option, which controls what virtual server to administer. The -targetserver option must be the full URL to the actual administration script executable.
This is not the same as the -username argument. It is the user name that is used to logon in order to gain access to the remote administration capability. This is not the same as the -password argument. It is the password that is used to logon in order to gain access to the remote administration capability.
It is a Windows-only graphical user interface to the frpsrvadm utility. It can be run even when the Web server is not currently running although with some server types you may need to have the administration service for the server running in order to use fpsrvwin.
Note: Some FrontPage Server Administrator operations require that you supply the location of the server configuration file. For Netscape servers, the server configuration information is kept in the Windows NT or Windows 95 Registry, in a different area for each port. You must enter the port number in the space provided.
You only need to enter server-specific information if you are using the multi-homing feature of WebSite, and in this case you must enter the fully qualified domain name for the server host that you are installing. The FrontPage Server Administrator is implemented as a single dialog box in which you select the operation and set the port number.
The dialog box has the following fields:. This field lists the virtual servers and ports on which the FrontPage Server Extensions are installed.
The root web and any sub-webs will be upgraded to the latest version of the Server Extensions on the server machine.
Checking the server extensions includes replacing missing FrontPage directories and files and making sure all FrontPage executables are present and with the correct permissions. If you click Yes, FrontPage will optimize security settings on folders and files in your webs.
This may change current security settings. Click Enabled to enable authoring and Disabled to disable it. For some server-types you are prompted for a name and password. On other servers, you are just prompted for a name and the system password for the provided name is used.
Use the following procedure for creating a new virtual server. You must reboot after adding an IP address to have it take affect. To avoid rebooting when adding a new virtual server and thus taking the machine offline for a few minutes , prepare 50 IP addresses in reserve in the registry.
You create NT machine accounts with the net. For help with the net. Create a content root on the hard drive. The content root directory will have an ACL inherited from its parent directory in the file system. If this set of permissions is not modified, the EVERYONE account permissions will be preserved during the installation of the FrontPage extensions into this content root, and any user will be able to browse the content area and any user will have the ability to write to the content area but not via FrontPage.
Create a virtual server root with the new IP Address created or allocated in step 1. You can do this using the iisadmin. Optionally add an FTP service to the virtual server using the iisadmin.
On IIS4. On Netscape Web servers, use the appropriate administration tool for creating a virtual server, then add the server extensions using the FrontPage Server Administrator tool. The FrontPage security system uses a combination of the Web server's security system and the web server machine's file system security system.
As explained in Security Considerations , in the FrontPage security model, all content within a particular FrontPage web has the same set of permissions for browsing, authoring, and administrative functions. In some applications easier administration or a finer level of security than the FrontPage web level is required.
In some cases, you may want to have permissions settings for authoring or browsing access on a per-directory basis or a per-file basis. Permissions of this type are not directly supported through FrontPage, but by using a combination of FrontPage security management and manual security management it is possible to achieve a finer security granularity. This section contains a range of suggested strategies for fine-grained security and for administering permissions easily.
In this scenario, the FrontPage per-web level of granularity is used, but the FrontPage permissions user-interface in the FrontPage Explorer is not used for security management. The FrontPage permissions user-interface uses the contents of the NT account list to control which users have browse, author, and administrative privileges.
When each FrontPage web is created, create and add a separate Windows NT group to the web for web browsers, authors, and administrators using FrontPage's Permissions command. Once these groups are added using the FrontPage Permissions command, all subsequent control over which users are allowed permissions to the FrontPage web is handled by controlling the membership of the groups using the NT User Manager.
IIS and the FrontPage extensions will automatically grant browsing and authoring privileges based on the group membership. To prevent FrontPage Administrators from altering the FrontPage web's permissions using the FrontPage Permissions command and thus bypassing the NT groups reserve FrontPage administrative privileges for Web server machine administrators, and do not grant FrontPage Administrative privileges to content authors. Not granting FrontPage administrative privileges to authors will prevent them from creating new sub-webs.
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Using wizards or templates, you can create Web pages with features that normally would require special programming, including forms and frames. Standard word-processing functions including font style, font size, font attributes, paragraph style, and paragraph alignment are directly translated into HTML code. You can also edit images within FrontPage Editor.
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