Re: IIS 6 Anonymous / SUS always 401.3
From: JoesCat (JoesCat_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 05/29/05
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Date: Sun, 29 May 2005 06:22:02 -0700
Thanks, I'll check all that, the Filemon utility is one I didn't think about,
that's a great suggestion.
I set up file auditing on the server, but didn't pick up a thing.
SUS ran fine on this box for months - I uninstalled / freshly install IIS
and SUS. It always working fine with default settings that way - anonymous
website configuration and all that.
I certainly is a supported configuration, a pretty plain W2003 Server box,
NT domain member (NOT a DC, which is just never a good candidate for a web
server).
I've poured through all the ACL's on the files, even cranking up perms to
allow everyone read and execute, etc. IIS is using the IUSR account, and
I've verified after a fresh restart, and one attemtp, that the IUSR account
has successful logons.
-- -Joe "David Wang [Msft]" wrote: > 401.3 when you ONLY have anonymous authentication enabled suggests that IIS > successfully logged in as the configured anonymous user account (whatever it > is). However, this user identity lacks access to the requested resource. > > 1. I would check the IIS configuration to determine the EXACT user identity > used as the anonymous user account. IIS defaults to IUSR_machinename, but > applications can define and use their own identity. > 2. Then, I would look at the filesystem ACLs on /autoupdate/getmanifest.asp > and make sure that the identity in #1 has read access to the file. You can > also check using FileMon from www.sysinternals.com to see what user identity > IIS is using to fail to read this file > 3. Finally, I would look at objects inside of the ASP page and make sure the > identity in #1 can instantiate them. > > > The request to /clientwebservice/SusServerVersion.xml return 404 with > Win32 error 3, ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND. So, it looks like the client is looking > for files that are not on your server. I have no idea what > /clientwebservice/SusServerVersion.xml does nor whether this is normal. > > Have you verified that SUS is supported in your particular server > configuration (is this domain/stand-alone server, Domain controller?) , and > is SUS supposed to support anonymous access and if so, is there special > configuration you need to make? > > -- > //David > IIS > http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang > This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > //
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