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I am using windows authentication in the web sites hosting the services not in the web site used as the router. This is working if the router and the services are in the same server. If we use the web site in another server as the router then we get the error.
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I am using windows authentication in the web sites hosting the services not in the web site used as the router. This is working if the router and the services are in the same server. If we use the web site in another server as the router then we get the error.

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I'm getting error 401 when trying to access a RESTfull web service hosted in IIS 7.5 with ARR 2.5 and URL Rewrite. The web service require Windows Authentication, but the website that has the routing rules is in a separate box and have Anonymous Authentication. I already setup SPN.<br />
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It works fine if everithing is in the same box, but that is not the idea. Any suggestions?<br />
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Thanks<br />
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I'm getting error 401 when trying to access a RESTfull web service hosted in IIS 7.5 with ARR 2.5 and URL Rewrite. The web service require Windows Authentication, but the website that has the routing rules is in a separate box and have Anonymous Authentication. I already setup SPN.

It works fine if everithing is in the same box, but that is not the idea. Any suggestions?

Thanks



Getting error 401 trying to access web service hosted in IIS 7.5 with ARR 2.5 and URL Rewrite when using Windows Authentication

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