I am using Integrated Windows Authentication in my web application. Only a few pages are restricted and needs to be authenticated in order to access those pages. Now, what I am trying to implement is, in case a user bypassed the authentication by canceling the login dialog box, I want it to redirect...

I'm trying to check the extensions on a virtual server running on IIS 6 on Windows 2003 SP2. I get the error that the user doesn’t have permissions using the credentials supplied. I'm using the Administrator account for our domain. I've used my user which is a member of the Administrator...

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Hi Have you installed the Roles (Windows and Basic authentication) needed by IIS 7.0 ? This can be done and validated through the Server Manager. For an overview of all the IIS 7 roles: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/mscomops/cc403255.aspx Hope this help.

Currently, we have only one web server (IIS 6.0) hosting for some hundreds websites. we have decided to add one more additional windows 2003 server for load balancing and redundancy but first we should exactly synchronize IIS settings from the original server to the new one (for synchronizing web contents...

G'day, I'm a software developer from a company who has written a series of vb.net VS2005 (.net framework 2.0) web application for a client. The solutions include a SQL Server Reporting Services web application. We developed a major web site with 3 sub applications via various developers using...

I am using WinXP Pro SP2, IIS 5.1, .Net 1.1, .Net 2.0, VS 2003 , VS 2005, SQL Express 2005. Basically I never was aware that there was anything wrong with my IIS settings untill I attempted to view a locally hosted SQL Report. As you can probably guess (from the vast amount of postings on this subject...

Hi, We're doing an internship and have to create an application which allows users to log in from distance on the intranet. They have to authenticate themselves by eID. So the users surf to the site and the are being asked to install server certificate (or accept). Next they have to choose the correct...

Okay, I have discovered an obvious bug. I am developer who works from a home office. I two (2) Windows XP Pro SP2 machines that are NOT on a domain; they are in a workgroup. I have my development tools (IDEs and the such) and IIS 5.1 running on my laptop (my development machine). I have the 1.1 and 2...

Thanks Tom for your response. I do have windows integrated authentication on the report server. But it still prompts IIS login.