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Are you opening a website through Remote Desktop?
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Hi,

Are you opening a website through Remote Desktop?

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Hello all. &nbsp;I am trying to setup remote desktop to a machine. &nbsp;When I remote desktop into the box I am not on the main domain. &nbsp;I am pretty sure the main domain is available but not sure how to check if it is? &nbsp;I selected Integrated windows authentication but it is not prompting me. &nbsp;I set basic authentication but don't want to have to pass the username and pass in clear text if possible. &nbsp;<br />
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On my local machine I am on the main domain and it does prompt me for my login where I place in [MYDOMAIN]\Username and it works.<br />
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Any ideas how I can test first if the domain is accessible and second how do I set the correct windows auth so it prompts.
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Hello all.  I am trying to setup remote desktop to a machine.  When I remote desktop into the box I am not on the main domain.  I am pretty sure the main domain is available but not sure how to check if it is?  I selected Integrated windows authentication but it is not prompting me.  I set basic authentication but don't want to have to pass the username and pass in clear text if possible.  

On my local machine I am on the main domain and it does prompt me for my login where I place in [MYDOMAIN]\Username and it works.

Any ideas how I can test first if the domain is accessible and second how do I set the correct windows auth so it prompts.

IIS 6.0 - Windows Authentication

IIS is Internet Information Services, the web server included with Windows Server operating systems. All current versions are built on a modular architecture; modules can be added or removed individually so that those required for specific functionality are installed. The full installation of IIS includes HTTP, security, content, compression, caching, logging and diagnostics.