Re: <allow users=""> question

1. Why do you set impersonation? Do you need it?
Not sure, I just came on board for the project. not sure

2. Which Authentication method is used in IIS? Properties -
Dir.Security - Auth.Control - Edit:
the only thing checked here is 'Integrated Windows Auth.

3. Which Authentication mode is used in web.config?
<authentication mode="Windows"/>
and this is set as well:
identity impersonate="true" userName="domain\username"
password="1234"/>

and every time I hit the site I'm prompted for an ID and password.

not sure if this makes a difference or not but, under IIS application pools,
I have a appPool for my web site and I have the identiy set to
'domain\username" and the 1234 password, and I'm still challenged.

any suggestions?



"Alexey Smirnov" <alexey.smirnov@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On May 25, 5:54 pm, Tom <T...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
no, I enter it in 3 times then it takes me to an error page: 'you are
unable
to view this page'.

I even have a web site were I have:
<identity impersonate="true" userName="myDomain\testuser"
password="1235"/>
in the web.config file and Im prompted for a username and pwd and even
when
I type in the username and pwd i get the samething. 'you are able to view
this page'


Okay, let's try to find what's wrong there. I've just tested it on my
remote server box and that's working well without prompting me for
password.

1. Why do you set impersonation? Do you need it?

2. Which Authentication method is used in IIS? Properties -
Dir.Security - Auth.Control - Edit

3. Which Authentication mode is used in web.config?



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