Re: XP and IIS newbie question

From: Ken Schaefer (kenREMOVE_at_THISadOpenStatic.com)
Date: 04/27/04 

Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2004 13:02:34 +1000

I would try an IE group. IIS itself will not remember who you last
authenticated as. Only a browser can cache your credentials. Have you tried
using an alternate browser (e.g. installing Mozilla or something) to see if
it's a browser issue.

Alternatively, if you do think that ths may be related to IIS, then can you
do a network capture using Ethereal please? (www.etheral.com). I am happy to
have a look at that. Post it on the web someplace and I can download it an
examine.

Cheers
Ken

"Joe Murphy" <jmurpNOSPAM@NOSPAMrcn.com> wrote in message
news:%23aGs1DALEHA.912@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
: Our web-based Helpdesk application runs on IIS and I cannot, for the life
of
: me, get it to work on my personal XP box over a Cisco VPN connection.
:
: On my XP box, I log in locally and then fire up the Cisco VPN client and
: authenticate using my domain username and password (let's call it
: mycorp/JM). I can access all manner of network resources including file
: shares and Outlook and I can even browse using my company's proxy server.
: Good to go.
:
: When I try to open our Helpdesk application, I am getting a message from
the
: app itself telling me that I am not authorized to use Helpdesk. The
: application seems to believe that I am authenticated as another user,
: specifically my 'admin' account (let's call it mycorp/adminJM).
:
: So I killed temporary internet files, tried connecting over RRAS. Same
exact
: results. The application thinks I am mycorp/adminJM even when I
authenticate
: as mycorp/JM.
:
: This leads me to believe that at some point in time I logged in as
: mycorp/adminJM (perfectly likely, actually) and opened the Helpdesk
: application. This adminJM username is stuck somewhere and I can't seem to
: 'dislodge' it.
:
: Where do I start troubleshooting this?
:
: Thanks,
: JM
:
:

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