Access to PWA from internet

[Alexander Barvinsky]

Greetings,
I'm apologizing for my question, I think it was rised here scores of time,
but I can't find the answer. Could I ask someone from among of gurus here
write step-by-step instruction "how to configure access to the pwa 2007
from internet".
I have installed server with name in local network http://mps/pwa. And IT
guys has mapped it to the http://mps.company.com:8000

What is the next steps I have to do to provide access to pwa to the
internet users? Do I need to configure anything in the IIS settings on
server with PWA?

TIA
Best regards,
Alexander Barvinsky
http://pm4pm.org

 

[James Fraser]

... Could I ask someone from among of gurus here
write step-by-step instruction "how to configure access to the pwa 2007
from internet".
I have installed server with name in local networkhttp://mps/pwa. And IT
guys has mapped it to thehttp://mps.company.com:8000

What is the next steps I have to do to provide access to pwa to the
internet users? Do I need to configure anything in the IIS settings on
server with PWA?

You haven't included many details of how things stand right now, but
I'll take a guess and maybe this will help you:

If the incoming firewall is translating the incoming traffic for
http://mps.company.com:8000 to the right internal IP address AND port
80, then all you may need to do is set up "Alternate Access Mappings"
in SharePoint Central Administration. This will tell Sharepoint to
handle the hostname (http://mps.company.com) included in the requests
from the internet.

http://technet2.microsoft.com/Offic...b9cb-4442-bfc6-2adcdbff8fae1033.mspx?mfr=true
has more details on adding Alternate Access Mappings.

If this doesn't help you, please include more details, such as what
error you are receiving and more details about how access is allowed
from the internet.

Writing a guide for all of the possibilities would quickly become a
full book.


James Fraser

 

[Alexander Barvinsky]

You haven't included many details of how things stand right now, but
I'll take a guess and maybe this will help you:

If the incoming firewall is translating the incoming traffic for
http://mps.company.com:8000 to the right internal IP address AND port
80, then all you may need to do is set up "Alternate Access Mappings"
in SharePoint Central Administration. This will tell Sharepoint to
handle the hostname (http://mps.company.com) included in the requests
from the internet.

http://technet2.microsoft.com/Offic...b9cb-4442-bfc6-2adcdbff8fae1033.mspx?mfr=true
has more details on adding Alternate Access Mappings.

If this doesn't help you, please include more details, such as what
error you are receiving and more details about how access is allowed
from the internet.

Writing a guide for all of the possibilities would quickly become a
full book.


James Fraser

Thanks for your help. I have find the solution. What I've did:
1. MMC -> IIS server -> Web Service extensions: "Allow" for "Internet data
connector"
2. MMC -> IIS server -> Web sites -> Sharepoint-80 -> Properties:
Web site identification -> advanced -> add: http://mps.company.com 8000
3. [Same place] -> Tab "Directory security"-> Autentification and access
control -> Edit: Enable "Basic autentification"
4. Sharepoint Central administration -> Operations -> Global configuration
-> Alternate access mapping -> Edit public urls (for SharePoint-80):
Add in "Extranet" field http://mps.company.com:8000
5. Run->cmd->iisreset

That's it then.

Best regards,
Alexander Barvinsky
http://pm4pm.org