Hi Xu,

I tried the query that you had suggested, it shows that my machine along
with the other developer has access (both names are shown in the first
column)

Please advice.

Stephen.

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Stephen,

So do you mean there are two machine names in that cell? One is your machine
 name and the other one is another developer's machine which your page reque
st has been redirected to?

And have you tried using the url with your machine's hostname instead of the
 localhost?

Thanks,
Andy Xu [MSFT]
Commerce Server Team
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Hi Xu,

I tried the query that you had suggested, it shows that my machine along
with the other developer has access (both names are shown in the first
column)

Please advice.

Stephen.

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