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I have setup a WebGitNet MVC site under IIS on Windows 7 Pro 64-bit (not joined to a domain).

WebGit .NET: IIS Hosting for Git "Smart HTTP" using ASP.NET MVC

The code has no authentication method specified in it, and I am trying to determine which authentication method to use under IIS to secure the site. I have tried all available methods with no success (meaning it either does not authenticate from Git or a browser, or only works in the browser). I am currently running without SSL. Once I get the auth working, I will add in SSL as well.

I need the auth to work both from a bash command line (for clone, fetch, push, etc.), as well as in Chrome when using the site to create new repos, etc.

I have shared my ethernet connection over wireless in Windows 7 using the method outlined in the accepted answer here: Windows 7 - wireless connection sharing.

My wireless card is a TP-Link TL-WN821N, which, according to the specs, supports WPA2.

When I am in the Setup an Ad Hoc Network configuration screen, I only have the option of WEP under Security Type:

How can I enable WPA2 as an option? I am using the latest driver, v3.5.0.12 dated 11/26/2009.

I have an install of Instiki that I recently upgraded from v0.13 to v0.16.6. I need to reset the password, but can find no means of doing so. Does anyone have a solution for this?

My current development machine is Windows XP, and I use a modified tcpip.sys to allow me to exceed the 10 connection limit built in to IIS. I know that Vista's IIS has the same limit.

Can anyone confirm whether this connection limit is present in Windows 7 IIS as well?

With my laptop, when accessing a given domain on the local network, I need to use a local IP address (192.168.x.x).

When accessing the same domain from a remote location, I need to use the public IP address. Since I am accessing the domain via DNS, which always returns the public IP address, how can I make things work using the same domain name regardless of whether I am on the local network or not, without tweaking my hosts file whenever I change locations(which is what I currently do to fix this situation).