Permission problem in ASP.NET and IIS
From: Alan (ZZZ_at_ZZZ.COM)
Date: 06/26/03
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Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2003 08:47:07 -0600
I have a ASP.NET application which uses a web service to interact with a
database. On the web application in IIS, I have the Anonymous login
disabled because I need to get the users Windows login name. When somebody
accesses this application, they get a login prompt. All domain users have
been given access to the application, so I'm thinking that it's something on
the permissions settings somewhere else on the server.
To test, I created 3 files in the application folder...test.htm, test.asp,
test.aspx. All files are identical and do nothing but display the word
"TEST" in the browser.
When a user browses to test.htm, or test.asp, everything works fine and they
get no login prompt. When they browse to test.aspx, they get the login
prompt. Is there some other dll, exe, or something else that they do not
have access to on the server that is causing this login prompt?
Thanks in advance,
Alan
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