Re: Help please to authenticate Windows users
From: danielle (danielle_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 06/20/04
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Date: Sun, 20 Jun 2004 11:18:02 -0700
David, thanks very much for your help. I will post tomorrow as soon as I have answers to your questions.
danielle
"David Wang [Msft]" wrote:
> Can you locate the web Log file entries corresponding to your requests which
> result in "Access Denied" and post it here. I need to know the HTTP sub
> status error code as well as Win32 error code -- I know the HTTP status code
> is 401.
>
> %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\LogFiles\W3SVC#\*.log
>
> The authentication methods you are using has very little to do with
> machine.config. This is all stuff that happens BEFORE reaching managed code
> and ASP.Net, so your configuration changes are pretty much useless. What
> you are doing is like trying to change your password by typing on the
> keyboard, but the computer isn't powered on yet -- so even though you typed
> on the keyboard, your password obviously isn't changed.
>
> Windows Authentication automatically works if the machines are joined to the
> same domain. If the web server is in the domain and your client machine is
> also in the domain, both computers will accept your domain user credential,
> as-is, using Windows Authentication.
>
> So, please describe:
> 1. Whether the machine running VS.Net is joined to the domain
> 2. Whether the machine running IIS is joined to the domain
> 3. Is VS.Net on the same machine as IIS
> 4. Is IIS on the same machine as the Domain Controller
>
> Honestly, all this stuff worked automatically for me when I installed VS.Net
> and IIS6 on separate or the same machine, default settings, where all
> machines were either stand-alone machines (so I made sure to have
> synchronized accounts between all the machines) or domain-machines. So, I'm
> curious to know where you are going astray.
>
> --
> //David
> IIS
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
> //
> "danielle" <danielle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:0000F25F-ABC2-4F3E-A742-CFCB57637138@microsoft.com...
> David thank you!
>
> You are right. But when I do only Integrated Windows then I can not get to
> the website at all, even to open solution in Visual Studio .NET. Windows
> authentication is not working. I changed even machine.config file attribute
> 'system' instead of 'machine' as process (article). Somehow IIS is not
> communicating with Active Directory or browsers are not passing server
> variables. :(
>
> In short: Access denied or you are not authorized to see pages when
> Integrated Windows only checked.
>
> thanks everyone for help
>
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