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Web Servers for Microsoft Windows Example: Use the following commands to adjust the CSP Gateway configuration and log file access rights for a computer named BOSTON: cacls c:\Inetpub\CSPGateway\CSP.ini /E /G IUSR_BOSTON:F cacls c:\Inetpub\CSPGateway\CSP.log /E /G IUSR_BOSTON:F You can find the specific name to use in the Internet Service Manager by navigating to the Authentication methods dialog as follows: 1. Open the Internet Services Manager. 2. Navigate to Default Web Site. 3. Right-click Default Web Site and select Properties 4. Click the Directory Security tab. 5. Click Edit under the Anonymous access and authentication control panel. This displays the User Name in the Authentication methods dialog box. 4.1.2.4 Operating and Managing the Gateway with ISAPI To access the CSP Web Gateway Management page, enter one of the following URLs in your browser: http://localhost:/csp/bin/Systems/Module.cxw http://localhost:/csp/bin/CSPmsSys.dll. If you see an Unauthorized User error message, refer to the section on security considerations. The CSP engine is automatically invoked for requested files with names that end in .csp or .cls. For example: http://localhost:/csp/samples/menu.csp 4.1.3 Option 2: IIS and ISAPI Module with NSD (CSPcms.dll) If you are using the ISAPI modules with the NSD with the IIS Web server, follow the directions in this section. In most cases, the all-inclusive ISAPI-based solution (Option 1) is the option of choice, and is the implementation that gives the best performance. The ISAPI/NSD hybrid, described here, is useful for cases where it is necessary, for operational reasons, to manage the Gateway independently of the hosting Web server; for example, if multiple instances of the Web server are to share the same Gateway installation. In Option 1, each instance of the core Web server process binds to its own instance of the Gateway. Option 1 provides better performance than the CGI/NSD hybrid described in Option 3. The higher latency that results from the need to start new processes to serve each and every request is avoided in this implementation. 4.1.3.1 Internet Information Services with ISAPI and NSD If you are running any version of IIS using the ISAPI modules with the NSD, follow these directions: Follow the instructions for Option 1 with the exception that CSP files should be associated with CSPcms.dll instead of CSPms.dll (steps 7 and 8) and nph-CSPcgiSys.exe instead of CSPmsSys.dll (step 9). • Executable: install-dir\csp\bin\CSPcms.dll • Extension: csp • All Verbs: Select • Script engine: Select • Check that file exists: Clear 64 CSP Gateway Configuration Guide
Microsoft Internet Information Services Version 6 (IIS v6) • Executable: install-dir\csp\bin\CSPcms.dll • Extension: cls • All Verbs: Select • Script engine: Select • Check that file exists: Clear • Executable: install-dir\csp\bin\CSPcms.dll • Extension: zen • All Verbs: Select • Script engine: Select • Check that file exists: Clear • Executable: install-dir\csp\bin\nph-CSPcgiSys.exe • Extension: cxw • All Verbs: Select • Script engine: Select • Check that file exists: Clear Refer to the following section for further information relating to version 6 of IIS (shipped with Windows 2003). 4.1.3.2 Internet Information Services Version 6 with ISAPI and NSD If you are running IIS v6, using the ISAPI modules with the NSD, follow the directions in the previous section and also follow these directions: Follow the instructions for Option 1 with the exception that the following executables should be registered as allowed for the CSP Gateway instead of CSPms.dll and CSPmsSys.dll. • CSPcms.dll • nph-CSPcgi.exe • nph-CSPcgiSys.exe To Prohibit Access to CSP Mark the following executables as prohibited: • CSPcms.dll • nph-CSPcgi.exe • nph-CSPcgiSys.exe To Prohibit Access to the CSP Gateway Systems Management Portal Mark the following executables as prohibited: • nph-CSPcgi.exe • nph-CSPcgiSys.exe CSP Gateway Configuration Guide 65
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