Mark,
Looks like they are not allowed based on NTFS permissions.
If you have set Basic and Integrated authentication the
basic is the login box you are getting. When that fails
integrated kicks in. This means that the credentials of
the currently logged in user are supplied.
When that fails you receive the 401.1
Do these users have the correct rights and privledges to
logon to the system?
Dan
[quoted text, click to view] >-----Original Message-----
>I am trying to have users use their standard windows
login information
>to login to a website. However, For certain members I
get a 401.1
>error page. It seems to be linked to the user because it
happens
>because of the user logged on to the computer. As in, if
I put in an
>administrative username and password into the pop up box
it still
>gives a 401.1 error. I have gone as far as to add one of
the users to
>the administrators group.
>Server is running
>Win 2k (IIS 5.0)
>Using either basic authentication or integrated windows
authentication
>seems to effect two users out of the 10 who try. User
accounts are
>Identical and have the same priveledges as other 8.
>But the 2 users get a "HTTP 401.1 - Unathorized: Logon
Failed"
>Please help!
>
>Thanks
>Mark Greenway
>Computer Management Engineer
>LIG Marine Managers
>.
They seem to be set up with the same rights as the other users. However,
If i do remove basic authentication it still forces people to input
password. I can never get in without typing the password, that would
however be an optimal situation.
Thanks
Mark
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I made the changes specified in the KB article, still to no success.
One of the users is particularly absent minded and continues to type in
the wrong password. After typing in the wrong one, it pops up the
username and password box again, but when she types in the correct one
is when it gives the 401.1 Error. I didtn know if that might help at
all.
Thanks
Mark
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