Access denied in Sharepoint Site with AAM
Hello! I have a problem with AAM in a sharepoint site.
The site is at http:\\Server:7746\Subsite and assigned an AAM http:\\Portal with your DNS settings accordingly.
When the user enters the address http:\\Portal\Subsite, the system displays an error message access denied (within the sharepoint site).
However, when accessed by http:\\Server:7746\Subsite does not give access denied message.
What surprises me the case, doing a test, is that if I enter http:\\Portal\Subsite\_layouts\Settings.aspx (site settings), it works Ok (with all layouts pages).
I replicated the same scenario in out testing environment and it work ok in all variants.
Does anyone did something similar using AAM?
How I can solve it?
Thank you.
July 21st, 2010 10:26pm
Maybe there are errors in your text above, but I spot two things.
1.You are using back slashes instead of forward slashes for your AAM definition.
2. Your AAM definition says that http://Portal is equivalent to http://Server:7746/Subsite.
In that case when you access http://Portal/Subsite you are attempting to access http://Server:7746/Subsite/Subsite which clearly doesn't exist and therefore you are getting access denied.
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July 22nd, 2010 6:05am
Hi Mike, thanks for your response.
I checked the two points that you entered into your response to me and they are Ok.
What I am not at all clear, is why a user with administrator may enter without problems to pages layouts, but not to the standard pages (eg home pages and editing lists).
Do I have something misconfigured?
Regards, Sebastian .-
July 22nd, 2010 6:30pm
Just a suggestion - in IIS verify that the Website that hosts the site on port 7746 also has a host header value (ie "portal") and port 80 entry for the AAM you specified.
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July 23rd, 2010 3:18pm
Thanks Georg. But the configuration is Ok.
Looking at the log file and comparing it with the testing environment (it works ok) and reading the next error:
PermissionMask check failed. asking for 0x08000000, have 0x00000000
Comparing with the testing environment, at this point, WSS look at the "Site Settings" permissions.
Any idea?
Thanks.
July 23rd, 2010 11:55pm


