We have an external web-server and some internal web-servers running Domino 6.5.x
All servers belong to the same Domino domain and share the same primary address book.
The external webserver has a secondary address book which contains the usernames and passwords of people allowed to login into the webserver. The primary address book contains the ACL groups which contains usernames from the secondary address book.
How do I prevent the company’s users* from using their Lotus Notes internet username/password from logging into the external webserver - while allowing them to log into the internal webservers?
These users are listed in the primary address book, not the secondary address book.
Subject: RE: How do you block certain users from logging into a webserver
If you’re going to do this, you will also need to enforce the server access settings for the various protocols (eg. http). This setting can be seen in the Server document, Ports - Internet Ports - Web tab