Go into IIS and go to your web-site and then right click on the file/directory you are trying to share and then go to the Directory Security tab and check your settings here. The behavior will depend on how you want people to authenticate, if at all. If you don't require any authentication then just enable anonymous access. If you want public users to use their windows accounts then chances are you want to enable Basic Authentication, and set it up like this:
Default Domain:
\
Realm:
<Your Domain Name eg: domain.local>
But make sure you are using HTTPS for this otherwise you are sending passwords in clear text.
Use Integrated Windows Authentication for local users.
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by: DjrobluvPosted on 2009-02-23 at 12:31:28ID: 23715332
Update: Looks like it has something to do with whether your computer is part of the domain. I had a user in the office who's PC is a member of the domain and she does not get the signon screen every time she opens a file. But my laptop which is not a member of the domain gets asked every time I go to open a file.