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How to Set Up a Bank Intranet

Deploying an intranet in a bank or credit union environment means meeting strict security, access control, and audit-readiness standards. This guide walks IT teams through setting up a secure, internal intranet using Microsoft IIS.

Prerequisites

  • Windows Server with IIS role installed
  • SQL Server (local or networked)
  • SSL Certificate (internal or public)
  • Active Directory or Azure AD integration (optional)

IIS Setup Steps

  1. Create a new site in IIS and point it to your intranet folder (typically ASP.NET or Classic ASP)
  2. Bind to your desired port (typically 443) and assign the SSL certificate
  3. Set application pool identity and permissions
  4. Verify SQL connection string and test database access
  5. Restrict access by IP or AD group if required

Hosting Options

You can host the intranet:

  • Internally using on-premise IIS and AD
  • In the cloud using IIS on an EC2, Azure VM, or Windows VPS
  • Hybrid model with VPN or Azure AD authentication

Security & Compliance

  • Audit logging with SQL or custom intranet logging
  • Windows Authentication or token-based login
  • Content approval workflows (via your intranet platform)
  • Secure file upload limits and MIME type controls

Need Help?

Reach out to our team or watch a demo to see a fully-deployed intranet in action.

 
 
 
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