Configuring the Server after Installation 41 9.    Repeat Step 2 through Step 8 to create a virtual directory called HTML, and point this virtual direc- tory to the path of the html folder in Web TimeSheet installation folder. Allow only Read access for permissions. 10.  Select Finish. Providing HTML Access to Web TimeSheet When you have created the virtual directories in IIS, you can access Web TimeSheet using the appropriate URL, as explained in Understanding the Web TimeSheet Website URL on page 46. If you want to provide access to Web TimeSheet from your local intranet site, add HTML similar to the fol- lowing in your Intranet homepage at the appropriate section: <A HREF=”Web_TimeSheet_URL”><IMG SRC=”Web_TimeSheet_URL/html/common/ webts.gif" BORDER=0>Web TimeSheet </A> where: Web_TimeSheet_URL is the Web TimeSheet URL. Configuring IIS Application Pools Application pools are a new feature introduced in Windows Server 2003 (IIS 6.0) and later. You may need to configure the application pools feature to allow Web TimeSheet to function correctly. By default, Web TimeSheet will run under the default application pool configured with Network Service privileges. This con- figuration will be adequate in many cases. However, if you have customized your environment, Web TimeSheet may not operate under the Default Ap- plication Pool. In this case, it is suggested that you create a new Application Pool with privileges higher than Network Service, and run Web TimeSheet in this new Application Pool. Switching from CGI to ISAPI When using an IIS web server, Web TimeSheet supports the use of CGI or ISAPI. If you have installed Web TimeSheet 8.2 or higher using IIS, Web TimeSheet will be automatically configured to use ISAPI. If you have upgraded from a previous version, CGI will be used. To change from CGI to ISAPI after installation: 1.    Ensure IIS is in use. For information on converting your installation to IIS, see Switching from the Internal Web Server to an IIS Server on page 34. 2.    Make changes to the rtserver.ini file: a.    Open the rtserver.ini file, which is typically found in C:\Program Files\Replicon Inc\Web TimeSheet\APP. b.    Change CgiVirtualPath=/cgi/rt.exe/ to CgiVirtualPath=/cgi/rt.dll/. 3.    Restart the Web TimeSheet service. 4.    Notify users that any bookmarks will need to be updated to use rt.dll, instead of rt.exe. 5.    Modify the URL used on your Intranet page (see Appendix 6, Providing HTML Access to Web TimeSheet on page 41) to use rt.dll. Refer to the IIS documentation for more information on Application Pools.