Username and password required

[pjoyce]

Did you also set the Password attribute to AutoGenerate? That's all I got for ya...

[b]quote:Originally posted by marko_one

Hi All,

I have just managed to setup a windows 2003 server, along with IIS6 and the .NET framework. I created a basic application to test it, but when I try to run it all I get is the windows Authentication popup box asking me for UserName and Password. Am I missing something out here? How do I stop it?

I have set the <processmodel> attribute username to 'System',which I thought may have solved my problem, but still get the Windows Authetication box?

Any Ideas?

Thanks

Marko
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[marko_one]

Hi All,

I have just managed to setup a windows 2003 server, along with IIS6 and the .NET framework. I created a basic application to test it, but when I try to run it all I get is the windows Authentication popup box asking me for UserName and Password. Am I missing something out here? How do I stop it?

I have set the <processmodel> attribute username to 'System',which I thought may have solved my problem, but still get the Windows Authetication box?

Any Ideas?

Thanks

Marko

[bruce]

You definitely have permission problem.

I would suggest you enable security auditing to see what files have inadequate permission.

[b]quote:Originally posted by marko_one

Hi All,

I have just managed to setup a windows 2003 server, along with IIS6 and the .NET framework. I created a basic application to test it, but when I try to run it all I get is the windows Authentication popup box asking me for UserName and Password. Am I missing something out here? How do I stop it?

I have set the <processmodel> attribute username to 'System',which I thought may have solved my problem, but still get the Windows Authetication box?

Any Ideas?

Thanks

Marko
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[marko_one]

Thanks guys for the answers,

I did have the password set to Autogenerate in the machine.config.

As far as Security logs go I looked in the Event viewer and could not see anything there - Is this what you meant bruce?

I have managed to get it working, but I'm not sure of the security risk that I may have compromised, heres the steps I took :

1. run inetmgr
2. go to virtual directory
3. right click --> Properties
4. select Directory Security tab
5. check the box that says 'enable anonymous access', which is IUSR_MACHINENAME
6. Integrated windows authentication was already checked
7. Click 'Apply', then 'Ok'

Tried the site from a remote machine and i worked fine?

To be honest with you I dont really understand security and acces. I thought that when setup IIS and the dotnet framework, then web site authentication was setup for you for when you create virtual directories?

Any ideas?

Thanks

Marko.

[abqnetcom00]

He is logging on to his own server throught the web. The security Of WinNet 2003 reconnize this as a local lan connection. So it will ask a network username and password. If the security of WinNet 2003 see's if a remote computer is accessing the data it will not ask for a local lan username and password.

This above rule holds true with Win 2000 Server with IIS 5.0 installed. I personally run IIS 5.0 but I was a beta tester for WinNet 2003 RC1 and RC2 for a year

Gofer01