gregarican
IS-IT--Management
Here's a question I have. I have a Win2K3 box with a single default website. It needs to point to its own local folder. Underneath that I have a subfolder, which I expose to the outside world. Currently I publish an ISA 2004 rule that will forward public IP calls to this subdirectory. So if an outside user goes to my ISA 2004 box forwards these browser requests to
To make things easier I want the outside user to just go to in order to be redirected to this /citrix/accessplatform subdirectory. What's the easiest way to accomplish this? The root directory is the default website and I don't want to direct them to this parent folder.
I've looked a bit at IIS 6.0 host headers, IIS 6.0 ISAPI filters, ISA 2004 web publishing, etc. but haven't found the magic bullet. Any suggestions?
To make things easier I want the outside user to just go to in order to be redirected to this /citrix/accessplatform subdirectory. What's the easiest way to accomplish this? The root directory is the default website and I don't want to direct them to this parent folder.
I've looked a bit at IIS 6.0 host headers, IIS 6.0 ISAPI filters, ISA 2004 web publishing, etc. but haven't found the magic bullet. Any suggestions?