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Apr 13, 2007
Apr 11, 2007
How to set up WebDav folder
SERVER SIDE
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WebDav has to be a separate site with no host header.
1. Open the properties, go to "Web Site"\Advanced\, make sure "Host header value" is empty
2. Go to "HTTP Headers", remove all "Custom HTTP Headers"
3. The root folder will be shared as \.
To add other folders to be shared:
1. Windows Explorer
2. Open the properties of the folder, Web Sharing
3. In "Share on" dropdown list, select the website we created
4. Select "Select this folder", give it an alias
CLIENT SIDE
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1. Go to "My network places"
2. Add an alias
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WebDav has to be a separate site with no host header.
1. Open the properties, go to "Web Site"\Advanced\, make sure "Host header value" is empty
2. Go to "HTTP Headers", remove all "Custom HTTP Headers"
3. The root folder will be shared as \.
To add other folders to be shared:
1. Windows Explorer
2. Open the properties of the folder, Web Sharing
3. In "Share on" dropdown list, select the website we created
4. Select "Select this folder", give it an alias
CLIENT SIDE
====================
1. Go to "My network places"
2. Add an alias
Apr 10, 2007
Scheduled Task won't run
When this happens I am sure you will be told to check your permissions here and there, but you are sure you have all needed permissions set perfectly. So you put yourself into google search, still, everybody talks about nothing but permissions.
And -
Here is another important thing to check: to run as a schedule tasks, the credential used must have "Log on as batch job" privilege. This will be added for you automatically when you created jobs, sweet. However, if it is removed later on with whatever reason, or overrided by Group Policy, that is when issue starts.
And -
Here is another important thing to check: to run as a schedule tasks, the credential used must have "Log on as batch job" privilege. This will be added for you automatically when you created jobs, sweet. However, if it is removed later on with whatever reason, or overrided by Group Policy, that is when issue starts.
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