As long as it's a domain member on a local network, IIS uses the credentials
of the person logged in to the workstation and will not prompt.
If the workstation is not a domain member, or it's a public site behind a
firewall/proxy, you'll get a prompt.
Be careful with impersonation. It only gets you access to the IIS machine
allowing you to set up windows security on your web folders/pages. You
still cannot impersonate out-of-process.
"AGB" <ag*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi all,
I just created a website in IIS 6. I am using ASP.net and have set
impersonate=true in my web config. I set the security level to
Integrated Windows Authentication but don't get prompted by any login.
Does IIS 6 do something different? Am I missing something?