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companyweb asking for username and password?

Hello Experts,

I've obviously been playing too much, and for some reason when I access http://companyweb it asked me for my username and password. Once I give them to it, it works as advertised.

Not all users on my server are asked to login. Some just get the page like they are supposed to.

What have I messed up? :-)
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Hi OzoneFriendly,

Do you still have the correct permissions on the companyweb folder in IIS?

The permission of companyweb under IIS console:


Administrators                          Full Control
CREATOR OWNER                   Special Permissions
INTERACTIVE                             List Folder Contents; Special Permissions
NETWORK                                 List Folder Contents; Special Permissions
SYSTEM                                          Full Control
Users                                           Read & Execute; List Folder Contents; Read; Special Permissions




Cheers!
OzoneFriendly,

To check permissions go to "Companyweb" >Site Settings>Manage Users and
ensure that the  user is listed.
Permissions for companweb are set automatically by the Add User Wizard.
From the Users node of Standard
Management, you can re-apply permissions by selecting a template and one or
more users.

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Hi,

Okay, the permissions you mentioned first are all as advertised.

I'm having a little trouble following the 2nd set of instructions. I can't find companyweb>sitesettings>manageusers

I can't also quite figure out how to re-apply a template to an existing user. I'm still a bit of a noob at this :-)
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You can do this from the Server Management Console.

Open Server Management > Internal Web Site > Manage Access.  Make sure that you are listed as a user on this list.  If you aren't, don't add yourself manually, instead reapply the user template to your account.

To reapply user template you must log into the server with the built-in Administrator account and then open Server Management > Users > and  click 'change user permissions' in the list of links under Manage Users.  Select the appropriate template (probably administrator template) and click Next (with the Replace any previous permissions granted to the users selected).  Add your account to the Change List and click next and then finish out the wizard.

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The users are listed within Companyweb, so now I am applying the user template to everyone again to see if that fixes it. Quite possibly it will, as this server is how I learned the little that I know, so I have probably messed it up :-) Will let you know shortly.
Hello again. The reapply of the template has fixed the problem. Great!

Looks like suppsaws was first in with the right answer, are you happy for me to award him the points, or should I split them?
No, that's fine... I must have had this question open for quite a while before posting the response because his comment wasn't there when I did so... hence the almost identical answer.  :-)

I'd point out to you that when you run a wizard, the last page will give you a list of all the settings it will be changing.  If you want to ever review what settings were modified the last time you ran a wizard you can always find that information in  the logs found at C:\Program Files\Microsoft Windows Small Business Server\Support  on your server.

All wizards will overwrite previous settings except for the Change User Permissions one which has the option to APPEND OR REPLACE settings.  

Jeff
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