W2k3 IIS6 Basic auth over domain

Hi!

Im trying to get basic authentication work in IIS6. I have checked the basic
auth box in settings and selected domain and realm but when i try to access
the site I have to specify the username in the DOMAIN\USERNAME format or
else I'm denied access. I've also tried this on an WinXP workstation with
the same result.
Furthermore I've tried NOT to specify domain and realm (just checked the
basic auth box), and again specefying username inte the DOMAIN\USERNAME
format let's one access the site.
What does the domain/realm setting do actually?
Is it possible to autenticate domain users for a IIS site using only
username and password?

/Ulrik


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