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IIS/NT Security - simple question (I think)

How do I stop the NT login popup box from coming up when accessing a web
page that has anonymous access disabled, and Integrated Windows
authentication set. If I click OK without entering anything in the popup
box, it brings up the page, so I know I have access to it. (If I click
cancel, it does NOT bring up the page). I just need to stop the box from
popping up. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jul 19 '05 #1
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1) Turn on Anonymous
2) Turn on Integrated Auth (only works if you are on the same network)
3) Pass the user & password in the URL....
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How do I stop the NT login popup box from coming up when accessing a web
page that has anonymous access disabled, and Integrated Windows
authentication set. If I click OK without entering anything in the popup
box, it brings up the page, so I know I have access to it. (If I click
cancel, it does NOT bring up the page). I just need to stop the box from
popping up. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jul 19 '05 #2

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