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hi all I have create a virtual directory under IIS6 and windows server 2003 now my environment is like my server(where IIS is configured) is under MAIN Domain and when I try to use the site from client machine(win XP) it will promp me for passowrd authentication what should i do ??? should i give impersonation to my virtual directory if YES then which User should i put in impersonation Domain user or application server user what to do ???? thankx in advance
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hi all I have create a virtual directory under IIS6 and windows server 2003 now my environment is like my server(where IIS is configured) is under MAIN Domain and when I try to use the site from client machine(win XP) it will promp me for passowrd authentication what should i do ??? should i give impersonation to my virtual directory if YES then which User should i put in impersonation Domain user or application server user what to do ???? thankx in advance
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Do you even need domain authentication enabled? If your site doesn't do anything with domain usernames or passwords, simply disable Windows Authentication on the virtual directory.
Adam Maras | Software Developer Microsoft Certified Professional Developer
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hi all I have create a virtual directory under IIS6 and windows server 2003 now my environment is like my server(where IIS is configured) is under MAIN Domain and when I try to use the site from client machine(win XP) it will promp me for passowrd authentication what should i do ??? should i give impersonation to my virtual directory if YES then which User should i put in impersonation Domain user or application server user what to do ???? thankx in advance
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In your IIS, right click the Virtual Directory --> Properties --> Directory Security --> Click on Edit button in the section Authentication and Access Control --> Check the Enable Anonymous Access checkbox, Deselect Integrated Windows Authentication. This should solve the issue. Hope you have not set any Windows Authentication code in your web application. Else you need to look into that as well.