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我有一个小服务器，以及 IIS 和其他一些东西。是否可以允许第二个用户访问 IIS 管理器，并能够创建和编辑站点，但将两个帐户的站点分开？

我不担心两个帐户之间的安全性，只是为了整洁而将两个帐户的站点分开，这样一个用户就不会意外更改与另一个帐户相关的内容。目前我有两个用户属于管理员组，如果我用其中任何一个打开 IIS 管理器，它们都会显示所有站点。

已经有人问过类似的问题:how to create hidden web site on IIS

你能扩大那个线程的答案吗？

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远程连接到站点将允许其他站点显示为隐藏，因为您只能看到连接站点。见:How to use Internet Information Services (IIS) 7 Manager to connect remotely to your website .

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至于隐藏网站和其他功能，请查看:What is administration.config for IIS?

One little known feature of IIS7 is that it's UI is entirely extensible! This means that anyone can write a C# assembly and get it displayed through the IIS Manager UI. The possibilities here are endless, anything from someone writing a new certificate management system, a website provisioning system, etc.

我还没有找到说明可以隐藏实际站点的文档，但听起来应该是可能的。

An Overview of Feature Delegation in IIS 7.0还可以提供隐藏站点的功能。

其他链接:

How do I hide 'non-delegated' features in IIS 7?

根据您的描述，Microsoft 在 Configuring Permissions for IIS Manager Users and Windows Users (IIS 7) 上的文档可能会有所帮助。例如:

Allow an IIS Manager User Account to Connect to a Site or an Application (IIS 7)

Note: For IIS Manager users to connect to sites and applications for which you grant permission, you must configure the management service to accept connections from users who have IIS Manager credentials. For more information about how to configure the management service, see Configuring the Management Service in IIS 7.

Configuring Permissions for IIS Manager Users and Windows Users (IIS 7) - 强调。

Use the IIS Manager Permissions feature to allow users to connect to sites and applications in IIS Manager. Remove a user account when you no longer want the user to configure delegated features in a site or an application.

Permitted users can configure delegated features in any sites or applications for which you grant them permission. Users can be either IIS Manager users, which are credentials created in IIS Manager by using the IIS Manager Users feature, or Windows users and groups on the local computer or on the domain to which the computer belongs.