Re: Random NT Authority/Anonymous Login Errors - REALLY NEED HELP.
- From: Jay Pondy <jpondy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 08 Dec 2006 08:08:48 -0500
Steven
Your summary of our problem is exactly correct. Some additional information that
might help is that under the Internet Information Services - Directory Security
tab we have every combination of Anonymous and Integrated Windows Authentication
depending on the application. Most of them have both turned on.
I have removed the TCP/IP network library and we are now using only Named Pipes
as you suggested. On Monday morning I will post back with a status of how the
weekend went.
I have scoured our event logs many, many times and have not been able to find
any additional information to help us diagnose and correct this problem.
I really appreciate you working on this problem with me and if necessary I can
open an MSDN case for it. Please advise.
On Fri, 08 Dec 2006 04:28:15 GMT, stcheng@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Steven
Cheng[MSFT]) wrote:
Hello Jay,.
From your description, you have some ASP.NET WEB applications hosted on IIS6 and these ASP.NE application will use delegate to access the backend SQL
Server(2000) under the user from frontend browser. However, you found the
ASP.NET application randomly receive 'NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON' error,
correct?
Regarding on this issue, I've performed some research and did found some
similar issues in the former cases. However, most of them are caused by
some configuration issue. For example, the SQL Server is configured to use
a different network port and that network port hasn't be registered for its
SPN. However, this should result a expected error rather than randomly
occured. I've also found some records about the problem when connecting to
SQL Server(through secured kerberos authentication) failed under TCP/IP
connection, it indicate that due to the TCP IP port assigned randonly at
client, it may make the kerberos authentication failes sometimes. I'm not
sure whether may be the case you meet, however, if possible, I suggest you
try turning off TCP/IP and use namedpipe protocol for test to see whether
it will suffer such issue.
In addition, you can check the eventlog on both the ASP.NET server and SQL
server backend server to see whether there is any entry could provide some
clues.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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