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  • markgoldin
    #1

    Borwser prompts for username\password

    I have put together a very simple internal web site that runs on Windows
    2003 Server.
    Anonymous access is not selected.
    When I navigate to it for the first time Browser (IE) prompts for username
    and password.
    Can I turn that off?

    Thanks


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    • Dooza
      #2
      Re: Borwser prompts for username\passwo rd

      markgoldin wrote:
      I have put together a very simple internal web site that runs on Windows
      2003 Server.
      Anonymous access is not selected.
      When I navigate to it for the first time Browser (IE) prompts for username
      and password.
      Can I turn that off?
      You need Anonymous access selected

      Dooza

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        • markgoldin
          #3
          Re: Borwser prompts for username\passwo rd

          But how come SQL 2008 Reprting Services that runs from the same Web server
          does not prompt?
          No Anonymous access selected for a RS virtual directory.

          "Dooza" <steveNO@SPAM.d ooza.tvwrote in message
          news:%23cjrm$uK JHA.4708@TK2MSF TNGP02.phx.gbl. ..
          markgoldin wrote:
          >I have put together a very simple internal web site that runs on Windows
          >2003 Server.
          >Anonymous access is not selected.
          >When I navigate to it for the first time Browser (IE) prompts for
          >username and password.
          >Can I turn that off?
          >
          You need Anonymous access selected
          >
          Dooza

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            • Evertjan.
              #4
              Re: Borwser prompts for username\passwo rd

              markgoldin wrote on 10 okt 2008 in
              microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:
              "Dooza" <steveNO@SPAM.d ooza.tvwrote in message
              news:%23cjrm$uK JHA.4708@TK2MSF TNGP02.phx.gbl. ..
              >markgoldin wrote:
              >>I have put together a very simple internal web site that runs on
              >>Windows 2003 Server.
              >>Anonymous access is not selected.
              >>When I navigate to it for the first time Browser (IE) prompts for
              >>username and password.
              >>Can I turn that off?
              >>
              >You need Anonymous access selected
              [Please do not toppost on usenet]
              But how come SQL 2008 Reprting Services that runs from the same Web
              server does not prompt?
              No Anonymous access selected for a RS virtual directory.
              Seems to me that that has Anonymous access selected or it's equivalent.


              --
              Evertjan.
              The Netherlands.
              (Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

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                • Anthony Jones
                  #5
                  Re: Borwser prompts for username\passwo rd


                  "markgoldin " <markgoldin_200 0@yahoo.comwrot e in message
                  news:OWuOehuKJH A.1556@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...
                  >I have put together a very simple internal web site that runs on Windows
                  >2003 Server.
                  Anonymous access is not selected.
                  When I navigate to it for the first time Browser (IE) prompts for username
                  and password.
                  Can I turn that off?
                  >
                  Are you using a FQDN when accessing the site or just the host name?

                  IE treats a site accessed using just the hostname as being in the intranet
                  zone. If you are using a FQDN then the client IE needs to have that name
                  added to its sites list for the intranet zone.

                  By default only sites specified as being in the intranet zone will be sent
                  the current users credentials.

                  --
                  Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET

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