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  • dgk
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    Basic ASPNet authorization question

    I'm trying my first website on my home PC and I keep getting a logon
    screen (part of windows) asking for a username and password when I
    access it remotely. The with the little face in the username screen.
    How do I have to set it up so that users won't get that? I can't even
    figure out what username and password will work.


    I'm trying this using http://nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn/dotnetnuke. (nnn to keep
    the address a secret for now) Oh, I just realized something. When I
    went to create a virtual directory it said that DotNetNuke wasn't
    unique (which was somewhat odd because I don't think I had installed
    it before - there is no such directory anywhere). So I used the alias
    DNN. Now, when I try nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn/DNN, I get this:

    DotNetNuke Configuration Error
    Domain Name "nnn.nnn.nnn.nn n/dnn" Does Not Exist In The Database.

    So it has something to do with that original failure to be able to use
    DotNetNuke as the alias.

    Well, any help greatly appreciated.
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    • Jason DeFontes
      #2
      Re: Basic ASPNet authorization question

      In the IIS manager, go to the properties for your web site, and on the
      Directory Security tab click the Edit button under Access Control. Make
      sure Integrated Windows Authentication is turned off, and Anonymous
      access is turned on.

      I'll have to pass on the second question.

      -Jason

      dgk wrote:
      [color=blue]
      > I'm trying my first website on my home PC and I keep getting a logon
      > screen (part of windows) asking for a username and password when I
      > access it remotely. The with the little face in the username screen.
      > How do I have to set it up so that users won't get that? I can't even
      > figure out what username and password will work.
      >
      >
      > I'm trying this using http://nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn/dotnetnuke. (nnn to keep
      > the address a secret for now) Oh, I just realized something. When I
      > went to create a virtual directory it said that DotNetNuke wasn't
      > unique (which was somewhat odd because I don't think I had installed
      > it before - there is no such directory anywhere). So I used the alias
      > DNN. Now, when I try nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn/DNN, I get this:
      >
      > DotNetNuke Configuration Error
      > Domain Name "nnn.nnn.nnn.nn n/dnn" Does Not Exist In The Database.
      >
      > So it has something to do with that original failure to be able to use
      > DotNetNuke as the alias.
      >
      > Well, any help greatly appreciated.[/color]

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