miltongoh
28-03-2008, 15:04
Hi, I have this scenario. Please kindly take some time to read.
The files that I will talk about is
1) MMS1.ASPX
2) MMS2.ASPX
3) SMS1.ASPX
The folders that I will talk about is
1) SMS
2) MMS
I did a published copy of my .NET projects onto a production server and somewhere on the server, there are 2 files that always require authentication when trying to access it.
I can access SMS1.ASPX via like http://<domain name>/SMS/SMS1.ASPX without any problem or prompting of any Username/Password while trying to access
http://<domain name>/MMS/MMS1.ASPX or MMS2.ASPX it does prompt me for the username/password.
However, I have checked that the directory security is the same and is similar with SMS1.ASPX. But still it does require some authentication using the AD login/password.
So in wanting to know whether there are inheritance in the access for the Parent/Child folder, I moved MMS1.ASPX and MMS2.ASPX into SMS folder and do a published of the latest code and put onto the production server.
Still, the 2 page, MMS1.ASPX and MMS2.ASPX still required authentication.
The weird thing is that this only happened onsite and it was a breeze to setup onto my 2 servers in office, which is Windows Server Standard 2003 and 2000 Server.
The onsite server is 2003 standard server.
Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks!
The files that I will talk about is
1) MMS1.ASPX
2) MMS2.ASPX
3) SMS1.ASPX
The folders that I will talk about is
1) SMS
2) MMS
I did a published copy of my .NET projects onto a production server and somewhere on the server, there are 2 files that always require authentication when trying to access it.
I can access SMS1.ASPX via like http://<domain name>/SMS/SMS1.ASPX without any problem or prompting of any Username/Password while trying to access
http://<domain name>/MMS/MMS1.ASPX or MMS2.ASPX it does prompt me for the username/password.
However, I have checked that the directory security is the same and is similar with SMS1.ASPX. But still it does require some authentication using the AD login/password.
So in wanting to know whether there are inheritance in the access for the Parent/Child folder, I moved MMS1.ASPX and MMS2.ASPX into SMS folder and do a published of the latest code and put onto the production server.
Still, the 2 page, MMS1.ASPX and MMS2.ASPX still required authentication.
The weird thing is that this only happened onsite and it was a breeze to setup onto my 2 servers in office, which is Windows Server Standard 2003 and 2000 Server.
The onsite server is 2003 standard server.
Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks!