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Different behavior for Windows Authentication with same app

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Jonathan Parker - 23 Aug 2003 23:17 GMT
I have an asp.net app that uses windows authentication.  I'm doing my
development and testing from one box.  In the browser if I enter:
http://mybox/virtualdirectory/default.aspx  everything works as I would
expect.  It recognizes my login and away I go.

However, if I enter http://mybox.mycompany.com/virtualdirectlry/default.aspx
I am immediately prompted for a Username/Password.  What gives?

Can anyone give me a simple explanation and what I must configure
(machine.config, web.config or IIS)?

Thanks in Advance,
Otis...
Ken Schaefer - 24 Aug 2003 02:34 GMT
I suspect that you're using Internet Explorer (but can't be sure, because
you don't tell us).

For sites in the "Intranet" IE security zone, IE will automatically send
your username/password if the server requests it. For sites in the
"Internet" zone (and this includes, by default, all sites that include a .
in their DNS name), IE will prompt you for your username/password.

Cheers
Ken

: I have an asp.net app that uses windows authentication.  I'm doing my
: development and testing from one box.  In the browser if I enter:
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: Thanks in Advance,
: Otis...
otis - 27 Aug 2003 17:30 GMT
Ken,
THANKS!  This was exactly the issue.  Sorry I didn't get back sooner with my
appreciation.
Otis...

> I suspect that you're using Internet Explorer (but can't be sure, because
> you don't tell us).
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> : Thanks in Advance,
> : Otis...

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