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Re: Please help with iis/asp.net config for anonymous access.
Is this a virtual directory on a network share? Have you supplied the correct crendentials when setting up the virtual directory? If this is not on the network, does your anonymous IIS account have the correct NTFS permissions to read the file?
"Mitch" <Mitch@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A545CB3A-FA72-4068-92E0-9073C1F25893@microsoft.com...> My problem is as follows. I have an existing virtual directory that contains some .asp pages. I just want to add some aspx files to the same folder. So, I copied my aspx files, my web.config file, and my bin directory to the existing virtual folder. Then, I changed the virtual folder to an application. The existing virtual folder has anonymous access enabled where the anonymous user is a domain account. I then made the following changes to my web.config file:
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> <identity impersonate="true"/>
> <authentication mode="None"/>
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> When I open my aspx page the "Enter network password" dialog appears. I expected to not be prompted at all.
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> What am I doing wrong?
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> Thanks - MitchRaterus Guest
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