Home Directory issues in IIS6

[dmjcomputing]

My website is called this http://www.dmjcomputing.net but I cannot access it because it is giving a 403 forbidden error. I believe it has something to do with IIS6. When I goto the properties of the website on the Homedirectory tab, my local path is set to my root directory, i.e. (c:\dmjwebsite). I have done some troubleshooting and noticed if I move my directory to this, "c:\dmjwebsite\acatalog" then I am able to see my home page when I type www.dmjcomputing.net. The only problem is I do not see any icons on the checkout page. If I do not do this I have to manually put www.dmjcomputing.net/acatalog/ to work. My question is, how do I make my url www.dmjcomputing.com work without having to type out the \acatalog?

[fergusw]

It simply sounds like you do not have a home index.html page defined or created at the website home page folder level i.e. the level above the acatalog folder.

Are you using Actinic's brochure home page, as it sounds like you are not. This is normally the page that resides in this position:
e.g.
http://www.yourdomain.com/index.html - Brochure home page
http://www.yourdomain.com/acatalog/index.html - catalog home page

If you do not want to use this page then perhaps a redirect page at this level is required to direct the traffic to the acatalog/index.html page.