In IIS4, I had a subdirectory that restricted access to
one user account requiring login/pwd; but under that,
another subdirectory that gave permission back to the
anonymous account not requiring login/pwd.

I can't get this to work in IIS6.  I've checked directory
permission in IIS and made sure the child inherited
permissions were okay on server2003.

Any ideas?
JB

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a) You should disable "Allow anonymous authentication" for the parent folder
and set appropriate NTFS file-based permissions for that folder

b) You should then allow "Allow anonymous authentication" for the child
folder and allow the IUSR_<machinename> (or the configured anonymous user
account) appropriate Read NTFS permissions.

Cheers
Ken


"Janet" <janetb@mtn.ncahec.org> wrote in message
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> In IIS4, I had a subdirectory that restricted access to
> one user account requiring login/pwd; but under that,
> another subdirectory that gave permission back to the
> anonymous account not requiring login/pwd.
>
> I can't get this to work in IIS6.  I've checked directory
> permission in IIS and made sure the child inherited
> permissions were okay on server2003.
>
> Any ideas?
> JB

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