How to get IPP off "Default Web Site"

I have IIS6 on 2003 server running with IPP. If I have the "Default
Web Site" running on Port 80 - all works fine and client can "Connect"
to that printer to install drivers. If I setup the virtual folder on
a new intranet site (so you see the Printers Virtual folder under
c:\inetpub\wwwsites\intranet1\) running on port 80 (thus changing the
default web site to port 8080), from the client - you try to "Connect"
to the printer, it starts to install the driver but then says it
failed - access denied. Security on the intranet IIS config is the
same (anonymous).

Also, when I try to now install the printer on the default web site
over 8080 - same failure happens. So it appears IPP only can attach
to the "Default Web Site" over port 80 - but is there a way to change
this to move it elsewhere?

Ron

Re: How to get IPP off "Default Web Site"

Hi,

IPP should have no dependency on being installed on "Default Web Site" -
something else is not configured correctly.

I suspect that anonymous authN should not be enabled, but I'm not 100% sure
since I don't have an IPP box in front of me to test.

Cheers
Ken

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>I have IIS6 on 2003 server running with IPP. If I have the "Default
> Web Site" running on Port 80 - all works fine and client can "Connect"
> to that printer to install drivers. If I setup the virtual folder on
> a new intranet site (so you see the Printers Virtual folder under
> c:\inetpub\wwwsites\intranet1\) running on port 80 (thus changing the
> default web site to port 8080), from the client - you try to "Connect"
> to the printer, it starts to install the driver but then says it
> failed - access denied. Security on the intranet IIS config is the
> same (anonymous).
>
> Also, when I try to now install the printer on the default web site
> over 8080 - same failure happens. So it appears IPP only can attach
> to the "Default Web Site" over port 80 - but is there a way to change
> this to move it elsewhere?
>
> Ron

Re: How to get IPP off "Default Web Site"

That is what I thought as it is a basic reference to the
c:\windows\web\printers where all the files reside.

Per the MS article - I need to allow anon access to have a guest user
on the network be able to print on the print server w/o having a
domain login account (and no prompts). I have tested this on 2 setups
with the same result where it only works on port 80 for one, but does
not work fully when moved to a different site and/or change ports.

Not knowing enough about webs & IIS - but the error saying access
denied when installing the print driver while connecting to it means
lack of rights. But the directory security is the same on both and
oddly if I change the ports - it fails as well. It does not make
logical sense in terms of rights, so I can only assume it is tied to
IPP code or IIS. That is where I am stumped.



On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 16:39:46 +1000, "Ken Schaefer"
wrote:

>Hi,
>
>IPP should have no dependency on being installed on "Default Web Site" -
>something else is not configured correctly.
>
>I suspect that anonymous authN should not be enabled, but I'm not 100% sure
>since I don't have an IPP box in front of me to test.
>
>Cheers
>Ken
>
> wrote in message
>news:l23qc3977hp6e725ie9nkhihl6ooulgo1c@4ax.com...
>>I have IIS6 on 2003 server running with IPP. If I have the "Default
>> Web Site" running on Port 80 - all works fine and client can "Connect"
>> to that printer to install drivers. If I setup the virtual folder on
>> a new intranet site (so you see the Printers Virtual folder under
>> c:\inetpub\wwwsites\intranet1\) running on port 80 (thus changing the
>> default web site to port 8080), from the client - you try to "Connect"
>> to the printer, it starts to install the driver but then says it
>> failed - access denied. Security on the intranet IIS config is the
>> same (anonymous).
>>
>> Also, when I try to now install the printer on the default web site
>> over 8080 - same failure happens. So it appears IPP only can attach
>> to the "Default Web Site" over port 80 - but is there a way to change
>> this to move it elsewhere?
>>
>> Ron