Do these play a role in what I’m experiencing?
This is the weirdest thing. I have a w2k server running IIS 5 (thewebserver). When logged onto this server at console and navigating to the website for which it is hosting, authentication works fine. If any other computer on the network navigates to that site, again, works just fine.
Here comes the kicker. Now if I use Remote Desktop Client and login onto "thewebserver" and then launch IE, navigate to the site, the credentials aren’t passed. I get a prompt for user/pass/domain. If I enter the same information that I am logged into through RDP it works.
So the question basically is. Why aren’t my credentials passed to the website only when I'm RDP'd in?
TIA!
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This is the weirdest thing. I have a w2k server running IIS 5 (thewebserver). When logged onto this server at console and navigating to the website for which it is hosting, authentication works fine. If any other computer on the network navigates to that site, again, works just fine.
Here comes the kicker. Now if I use Remote Desktop Client and login onto "thewebserver" and then launch IE, navigate to the site, the credentials aren’t passed. I get a prompt for user/pass/domain. If I enter the same information that I am logged into through RDP it works.
So the question basically is. Why aren’t my credentials passed to the website only when I'm RDP'd in?
TIA!
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Real Solutions... For Real People
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