Ran this up on a member Win2003 box, is creating a local user account with admin permissions suffient to allow access into the HTML GUI from another PC? I cannot login at all - any ideas??
We are using local authentication not domain for now...
I'm not sure if you've got this far or not but you should be able to gain access locally from the server. The install should have placed an icon on your desktop, failing that try http://127.0.0.1:2002/ from the server. That should give you access to ACS from there you can define an admin account (administration control) from which you should be able to connect remotely .
Thanks for your reply - on the server that it was installed on, I get a HTML icon for ACS Admin which links me to http://localhost:2002 , but this gives me a blank page!
I'm using Win2003 Server with IE6 SP1 this is apparently the correct versions for it to work - as it's the trial should I try a reinstall??
Presumably you've tried a reboot! You could check the services are running, on mine i've got CSAdmin, CSAuth, CSDbSync, CSLog, CSMon, CSRadius and CSTacacs.
Many a time - even reinstall. But... I've managed to fix it ;) Internet Explorer Security settings seemed to be too high - mind you IE never told me that when I connected to localhost!
Can't expect too much of Microsoft I guess!
It's all working now :)
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