Ok, here’s the scenario.
I have a small network in the house. I have a Windows 2003 server running IIS hosting a small site just for personal fun.
There’s no domain, just workgrouped computers. I have the site directory shared with the servers local administrator having full permission’s to it. When on the server locally, I have no problems creating directories or adding files to the site. The problem comes when I’m working on my laptop, I browse to the site directory over the network, and I’m hit with an access denied error when trying to save to the directory. I’m authenticated as administrator when trying this and have no issues with saving to anywhere else on the server.
So I’m assuming there’s some IIS setting that’s preventing remote write permission to it but can’t figure out where.
Suggestions?
