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Old April 5th, 2005, 07:21 PM
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my IIS site asking for permissions
all of a sudden my site (or root directory i guess you would say) is asking for a username and password. How do I fix that?
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Check the IIS security options to make sure anonymous access is enabled. Check that the permissions for the user IUSR_computername haven't been changed.
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Check the IIS security options to make sure anonymous access is enabled. Check that the permissions for the user IUSR_computername haven't been changed.

how do i do that
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I went to the root directory for IIS and right clicked went to properties and went to the security tab. From there I realized I have Everyone with all the allow's greyed out but it looks like they're checked. There's also a checkmark at the bottom that says 'allow inheritable permissions from parent to propagate to this object'. I clicked on the add button and added 'anonymous logon'. Shut down the server and restarted it to still get the prompt for my username and password.
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What version of IIS?
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good question, how do i find the version? whichever one comes with windows 2000 professional
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what are these supposed to look like?
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Windows 2000 Pro includes IIS5.0

IIS operates under the IUSR_computername user account for anonymous web users (normally), in windows make sure that user account has permissions to the files & folders in your website.

When you create a virtual directory the permissions should be set for you.

There is a permissions wizard in the IIS mmc that might help.
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AAHH MAN AM I STUPID!!!! LOL I had my router forwarding port 80 to the wrong machine. Problem solved, thanks for the help guys
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