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| Chris Geier 2006-02-08, 5:56 pm |
| Here is my situation.
2 load balanced webservers (2003 SP1) hosting a series of websites. When I
try to open the website i get prompted for username and password as I should.
Then I get 401 error message telling me I am unauthorized. In this case it
is a 401.1 error message. I know this user name password combination is
correct. If I swith to basic authentication i can get in and everything
works fine. I have tried bunches of IE settings. Changing the app pool
identity (which is running as a domain account), done searches looking for
other solutions and can not seem to find anything that explains this. I have
tried accessing it with different methods including from the server with
http://local host. Tried the netbios name, the FQDN you name it. All same
result.
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| David Wang [Msft] 2006-02-09, 2:55 am |
| http://blogs.msdn.com/david.wang/ar...ess_Denied.aspx
Sounds like the top reason from the FAQ (Integrated Auth + Domain + Custom
AppPool Identity) which is documented.
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"Chris Geier" <chris.geier at gmail.com> wrote in message
news:8C5F8361-34BA-42A8-87F6-85BA269070EA@microsoft.com...
> Here is my situation.
>
> 2 load balanced webservers (2003 SP1) hosting a series of websites. When
> I
> try to open the website i get prompted for username and password as I
> should.
> Then I get 401 error message telling me I am unauthorized. In this case
> it
> is a 401.1 error message. I know this user name password combination is
> correct. If I swith to basic authentication i can get in and everything
> works fine. I have tried bunches of IE settings. Changing the app pool
> identity (which is running as a domain account), done searches looking for
> other solutions and can not seem to find anything that explains this. I
> have
> tried accessing it with different methods including from the server with
> http://local host. Tried the netbios name, the FQDN you name it. All same
> result.
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