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>Are the Win98 users supplying domain account credetials,
or user accounts
>local to the IIS server?
>
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>Thanks!
>~Andrew Davis
>Microsoft PSS Security
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>| Subject: IIS Basic Authentication & Windows 98 machine
>| Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 14:14:45 -0800
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>| I just configured Basic Authentication on a few areas
of
>| my web server and it works fine, except for people who
>| are on a Windows 98 machine. When they try to log in,
the
>| login box keeps reappearing instead of accepting the
>| user/password info. Did I miss a setting somewhere?
What
>| do I need to check?
>| Thanks,
>| Jennifer
>|
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