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Asked by solidrumor in Microsoft IIS Web Server
My Windows 2003 server with IIS is not a member of a domain. From iis I need to access a shared folder on a file server that is part of a Windows domain. I created the same local users on both servers. I created a virtual directory within iis with a UNC path to the shared folder using the "connect as" credentials of the local user. I can see the shared folder and files within iis. Using internet explorer I am unable to reach the shared folder I continue to be asked to provide a username/password. I've tried using usernames with full permissions to the shared folder but still can not access it. Does anyone know how to properly setup iis to connect to a shared domain folder from a iis server that is not part of a domain?
20091028-EE-VQP-87 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625