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• Re: DCE version for 1.0.10E?

  Did anyone ever come up with a 2x version of this module?

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by scottrait on 6/16/2005

• Re: Can I use domain authentication for DNN for intranet use?

  What you're looking for is not available in the core. I've had great success with Tams mod. The download will not show up until you register on his site.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by scottrait on 6/9/2005

• Re: Can I use domain authentication for DNN for intranet use?

  There is a Windows Authentication add in located at www.tttcompany.com . I haven't tried the new version but the one for DNN2 works great.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by scottrait on 6/9/2005

• Re: problem with SQL-server

  SQL Server comes with a copy of Enterprise Manager on the disk. It's pretty straightforward once you have the interface installed.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by scottrait on 6/8/2005

• Re: Is DotNetNuke.com down?

  I can't resolve the address in DNS.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by scottrait on 5/13/2005

• Re: Installation DotNetNuke

  What version of DNN are you using?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by scottrait on 4/28/2005

• Re: Will DNN V3 every be stable?

  What elements cause the error? I've tried to reproduce the error you mention with a variety of skins and haven't had any problems.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by scottrait on 4/7/2005

• Re: Domain Creation

  To do so, you'll have to add an entry to DNS pointing to the name if it doesn't already exist.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by scottrait on 4/6/2005

• Re: Developer documentation

  There is documentation included with the download. You can also search this forum for tutorials and templates, there are several. You can also get a copy of the all new handy dandy core team book!

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by scottrait on 4/6/2005

• Re: How to manually install the database (DNN212)

  Yes, you can manually run the scripts. I believe they are located in the dotnetnuke\providers\dataproviders directory. You do not have to rename the database. You can select any name you'd like for the database and declare it in the web.config file.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by scottrait on 4/6/2005