Setting up a Website on a BNL Web
Server
- Get proper authorization to start a new website for your
organization, i.e., permission from someone in authority in your
directorate, division, or group.
- To get "Author" access to these servers, you MUST have a BNL
Domain Account
(What is a domain account?)
- If you plan to create
web pages from an offsite (non-BNL) location, you will also need to setup an get a
Cryptocard.
- Email
www@bnl.gov to request setup of your
website.
Your email must state the following:
Cut and paste the text below into your email message and make the proper
corrections.
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- I, [Your Name] am a
[BNL employee/authorized guest]
- My extension is [x####]
- My email address is [email]
- My department is [department]
- I am requesting a website on
the following server(s):
intranet.bnl.gov
internal to BNL only - live pages, no publishing, windows platform
dev.bnl.gov
publishes to the public domain:
www.bnl.gov
both windows platform
www2.bnl.gov
public domain - UNIX platform
- The webfolder name I
would like to use is, see example below:
Name of folder: [dev.bnl.gov/something]
Name of folder: [www2.bnl.gov/something]
- I will be authoring the
web pages using [FrontPage 2003] (Note: the latest version of
Frontpage is the recommended software, though other editors may be
used if a
- I [will/will not] be transferring
web pages from an existing site
- I have a computer account in the
following domain:
<BNL><RHIC_902><Light_Source>
[domain name\user name, e.g., BNL\jdoe]
This is the same "domain\user name" you are using to log into Outlook.
- I am operating on the
following platform: [indicate Windows 95/98/NT/2000, Mac]
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Once the websites are setup, you will be notified by email and can begin developing your web pages.
Please note that you will be
developing your web pages on dev3.bnl.gov (Windows IIS) or
www2.bnl.gov (UNIX) if the pages are for the
public domain or intranet.bnl.gov if the pages are for BNL eyes
only.
To
have your development website (dev.bnl.gov)
published to the Windows IIS Production Server,
send email to www@bnl.gov ( preferred
method ), or call the Enterprise Service Desk ( helpdesk ) atx5522 to open a
Service Call ticket,
which will then be forwarded to us. Users working on
intranet.bnl.gov or www2.bnl.gov
will be able to work on live web pages and publish these pages by themselves.
When logging into our web servers, be sure you are either logged in to the
BNL domain or you may have to enter your user ID as BNL\[your user ID].
Last Modified: February 1, 2008
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