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the crt should be the key and cer the certificate. Usually the public key is a pub or key file.

Remember that MOST restrictive policy will be applied. If you set the GROUP accounting as READ-ONLY and then you set a USER inside the accounting group as full access, the full access should be applied.

The link I gave you before should explain exactly what you must do :) regarding speed... well normal... not impressive but in some way I'm on the other part of the world ahahaha

I think I get it. but you manage both sites from IIS or the forum is working on ANOTHER server?

stupid router... contact the assitance... I have no idea.

so what's the problem?

DNS records can only convert to IP. That means if you insert an A record forum.megahosting.co.nz it must point to your public IP but this (now) will point to home page. What you can do is to create another zone or a redirect that points to the folder FORUMS. Usually it works like this: You have the folder somewhere called megahosting.co.nz then you have a folder called www (so: www.megahosting.co.nz) and then you can create others folders like FORUMS and so on. This article is well explained and it should be your case: http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/web-sites-windows-2003.html

Mhhh not really... when you have a problem, and you have a resolution but you must wait for a 3rd part... it's... well you know... not funny ^^ What you mean by binding to a directory? you can BIND a website which resides in a directory. Do you want to bind another website which is in the same directory of another website? like this: mysite.mydomain.com which is in C:\www\mysite\ and anothersite.mydomain.com which is in C:\www\mysite\anothersite\ ? Right now I can't read inside human mind... but I'm working (hard) on this. I will update too when I can do this... remotely... wireless...

just another thing... Set up a reminder somewhere to renew the certificate... maybe one month before it expires so you have time to re-buy another one and nobody notice anything :). Well, I did this but unfortunatly I did so many time POSTPONE on outlook and one day people started to call me asking why there was a "certificate error". I have ordered a new cert but in some way the file was corrupted so I passed almost 5 hours answering questions about cert error. Finally when everything was resolved outlook give me a pop-up: REMINDER: Renew SSL Cert! What a great day ^^

Mhhhh now everything's fine... odd

Mhhh ok now it's redirecting on the right website but once loaded I have "internal error" mhhh strange.

mhhh not for me :P

The red marked profiles should stay there. Rename the others (simply add OLD at the beginning of the SID) and check if everything's still working.

the problem with that router... it doesn't provide a serious debug / log like many "home" router :/

You don't understand how to redirect :P Now the redirection points to: https://megahosting.co.nz/index.phpmegahosting.co.nz/ You are really close... really close...

Same as before. Stop the IIS and start. If you can, restart the server. Check the event viewer for errors

I think you have a redirection in REDIRECT (from IIS) but you also have a script running in some page that redirects too. Right? If yes, delete one of them.

You are almost there... if I vist http:// I have a redirection on: https://megahosting.co.nz/index.phpmegahosting.co.nz/ So fix the last part )

I don't know... depends on WHICH level do you create your DMZ. Most of the router have the DMZ functionality so Windows doesn't know anything about the DMZ. At this point I think the problem is with routing and redirection on your router because if you disable the firewall in your DMZ (assasin!) and nothing works... the problem is not your firewall.

Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList\ And check if you can find any account named admin002 and so. Under the folder ProfileList there are SIDs but once you have selected one of them, on the right pane you can find ProfileImagePath that can tell you what's the name of that account. Honestly I think the problem is a permission issue on the admin profile folder (you should be the owner of that folder), because the 001, 002, ... profiles are created to avoid duplicates when windows cannot write to the profile directory.

ahhhh ok... net user /delete Administrator002 & 3 doesn't work?

your network is... your network ^^ I've tried multiple redirection on work website and everything works like a charm ^^

Tell me that you can unjoin all servers and pc from domain, delete it, re-create the domain and rejoin... if not... mhhhh you should MANUALLY find each entry for Admin002 and 003 in your domain... good luck -.-'

Ok now I'm laughing too :D What the hell?!?!?!

what the ... http://support.microsoft.com/kb/975341/en-us Try the first scenario, of course change OWA with your site :P. it should work because I don't understand why you have INTERNAL SERVER ERROR -.-