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The other admin had some success with this issue, I'm going to speak with him today or tomorrow...<br />
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I'll let you know what I found out.
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The other admin had some success with this issue, I'm going to speak with him today or tomorrow...

I'll let you know what I found out.

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I didn't really get an answer here, just closing the question
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I didn't really get an answer here, just closing the question

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Greetings,<br />
<br />
I have a website setup that does not allow anonymous access.<br />
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I am able to login to my website from a client computer using any of my admin accounts, but I can't seem to login with any of my other accounts.<br />
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I have even setup a user and group that have write/modify/read/execute priveleges on the folder &amp;&nbsp;files that make up the website.<br />
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Any tips?<br />
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Note1: In Local Security Policy, my desired users are included in &quot;access this computer from the network&quot;<br />
Note2: Using SSL encryption, but this was an issue before SSL<br />
Note3: This was also an issue when I was using Integrated Windows Authentication<br />
Note4: IIS 6<br />
Note5: Windows Server 2003<br />
Note6: This user does have a password, and I know what it is, and typed it correctly<br />
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Thanks
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Greetings,

I have a website setup that does not allow anonymous access.

I am able to login to my website from a client computer using any of my admin accounts, but I can't seem to login with any of my other accounts.

I have even setup a user and group that have write/modify/read/execute priveleges on the folder & files that make up the website.

Any tips?

Note1: In Local Security Policy, my desired users are included in "access this computer from the network"
Note2: Using SSL encryption, but this was an issue before SSL
Note3: This was also an issue when I was using Integrated Windows Authentication
Note4: IIS 6
Note5: Windows Server 2003
Note6: This user does have a password, and I know what it is, and typed it correctly

Thanks

Basic Authentication - Some of my users are unable to login?

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).