We have an intranet site that I was going split into departments. I set =
the security on the default.htm file to only allow one group/department =
to see it and I then forced directory replication and it's still letting =
anyone and everyone in.

....?

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I thought I should elaborate more here, I know I can deny anonymous =
access in IIS and require a password, but I want to allow access without =
having to login for specific groups. I know I can also do this for a =
range of IP addresses or a subnet but the network is not setup to =
support that, I want to use AD security groups to control access and I =
can't seem to get that working.

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Scott McDonald
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We have an intranet site that I was going split into departments. I =
set the security on the default.htm file to only allow one =
group/department to see it and I then forced directory replication and =
it's still letting anyone and everyone in.

...?

--=20

So, you basically want to allow access to some group of users
unconditionally while some other group of users need to authenticate?

How do you plan to distinguish between users that don't need authentication
from those that require authentication, and you need to do this before
attempting any authentication so you do not even know the user identity?

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//David
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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[quoted text, click to view]
I thought I should elaborate more here, I know I can deny anonymous access
in IIS and require a password, but I want to allow access without having to
login for specific groups. I know I can also do this for a range of IP
addresses or a subnet but the network is not setup to support that, I want
to use AD security groups to control access and I can't seem to get that
working.

--
Scott McDonald
[quoted text, click to view]
We have an intranet site that I was going split into departments. I set
the security on the default.htm file to only allow one group/department to
see it and I then forced directory replication and it's still letting anyone
and everyone in.

...?

--
Scott McDonald