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iis security : IIS 6 will not work with IP address


Arman
11/23/2004 3:59:03 PM
I am trying to deploy an asp.net application on IIS 6 and when i try to
access any of the pages using the "localhost"
then it works, when i try to use the IP address of the computer, then I am
getting an ACL error saying that "you are not authorized to view this
resource" and the page cannot be viewed
Does anyone ever had such a problem, and is there a solution for it
Any help will be appreciated
Arman
11/24/2004 7:57:02 AM
Hi Jason
I need the anonymous access be on, so I left it on for IUSR_ComputerName,
I also made sure that NTFS permissions are set for "Guests" on that machine
for that resource(folder and files), also I made sure that the "Network
service" under which the default app pull is running also has an access to
those resources
I have tried with both Integrated authentication on and off with no results
also there is a proxy on that server, but I tried with or without again with
no results
the actual error is 401.3
I hope this helps
Thanks,
Arman

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Jason Brown [MSFT]
11/24/2004 1:37:10 PM
Do you have Integrated authentication enabled and anonymous access switched
off, by any chance? and do you connect via a proxy server?


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Jason Brown [MSFT]
11/25/2004 1:48:11 PM
OK. you've applied NTFS perms for the guest account, but is the relevant
account actually a member of the guests group?


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Microsoft GTSC, IIS

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David Wang [Msft]
11/29/2004 4:11:26 AM
401.3 shows that authentication worked, but the remote authenticated
identity did not have NTFS ACL rights to access the resource. Fix either
the ACLs or the authentication protocols in IIS such that the two match up,
or else you will keep getting 401.3. Proxy/Integrated Authentication
configuration have nothing to do with your misconfiguration.

Please make sure the resources have NTFS permissions for the remote
authenticated identity that is accessing it.

If the remote browser used anonymous access, then it is IUSR. Otherwise, it
is the logged in user running the browser.


Minimum permissions on resources that you want to serve with IIS6 in a
functional manner are IIS_WPG and the desired remote authenticated
identities.

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//David
IIS
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Hi Jason
I need the anonymous access be on, so I left it on for IUSR_ComputerName,
I also made sure that NTFS permissions are set for "Guests" on that machine
for that resource(folder and files), also I made sure that the "Network
service" under which the default app pull is running also has an access to
those resources
I have tried with both Integrated authentication on and off with no results
also there is a proxy on that server, but I tried with or without again with
no results
the actual error is 401.3
I hope this helps
Thanks,
Arman

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özkan
4/20/2009 2:56:46 PM
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