RE: Strange IIS Security issue
From: David Dietz [MS] (ddietz_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 09/09/03
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Date: Tue, 09 Sep 2003 17:29:10 GMT
Clive,
This article should give you a solution to your issue:
303650 Intranet Site Is Identified as an Internet Site When You Use an FQDN
or
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=303650
Hope this helps.
David Dietz -- IIS Support Professional
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|>I have a strange issue in IIS 5.0 (Win2000) that I am
|>seeking help with. I have a number of web sites (4)
|>within IIS that I'm running from one Windows 2000 server.
|>Some of the sites are set-up with Anonymous access which
|>is fine however I need to run one site (our Intranet
|>site) without Anonymous access so I have set-up this one
|>to use Integrated Windows Authentication. The problem is
|>that when users type http://intranet in a web browser
|>(explorer) it operates fine by allowing the user access
|>because they are already logged on to the network but
|>when they use http://intranet.companydomainname.com (the
|>FQDN) they are always requested to supply their User Name
|>and password? DNS is doing the resolution as its able to
|>resolve "intranet" and the domain name suffix is the same
|>on the DNS server. The tech articles (that I have found)
|>all point to the fact that a proxy server is being used,
|>which we don't have or that the authentication has not
|>been set-up which it has simply because it all works when
|>the FQDN is not used. Each site on the IIS server has its
|>own IP Address that has been bound to the NIC and the DNS
|>resolution has been set-up correctly for that FQDN to IP
|>address. The network is primarily NT 4.0 so there is no
|>Active Directory.
|>
|>Thank you in advance for your attention.
|>
|>
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