Re: Login Screen

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Hi,

If you want this site to be available to everyone without using usernames
and passwords you will need to enable Anonymous access. To do this, go to
IIS and open properties of the site (e.g. Default Site). Here click on
Directory Security and click on Authentication button. Now make sure that
Anonymous access is enabled here.
Next thing you should do is make sure that NTFS permissions or Read are
granted to IUSER_<name_of_your_server> user on folder where your HTML file
is. IIS will always honor NTFS permissions.

--
Mike
Microsoft MVP - Windows Security

"Cameron" <Cameron@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0C12594B-91CE-427B-90F8-F0BF97581B91@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> So I have IIS up and running, the server can be found and reached by
> domain.
> However, whenever someone tries to access the site from a client computer,
> a
> windows login screen comes up asking for a username and password. You
> have
> to type in Administration and the password before you can access the site.
> Its a simple HTML page for now so I know its not the site itself. If you
> don't type in anything and click cancel or login it says that you don't
> have
> permission to view this page. I have gone over the security setting and
> saw
> nothing about open access for IIS clients. Any suggestions?


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