IIS Challenge for Password. WinXP authenticates differently than Win2k.

From: Benjamin Chan (bchan[nospam)
Date: 04/14/05

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    To Whom It May Concern:

    Problem:
    Windows XP tries to authenticate with IIS as IIS_Machinename\Username

    Where I'd like to get it to do it like Win2k used to do and authenticate
    with IIS as Domain\Username

    I recently migrated IIS from a domain controller where the way the WinXP
    machines authenticate would have worked. But all my users are untrained and
    I'd hate to send out a company wide e-mail telling people to start using
    Domainname\Username.

    If any of you know of some IIS setting I could change, or Group Policy
    setting or script I could run to change a setting please let me know.

    Regards,
    Benjamin Chan

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