If I change group membership on the IUsr account how long or when does it take effect?
I'm testing some things on a different IIS server and if I add in a group that the IUsr account used to be in to the File securities on the ASP it can execute under the Anonymous account.
So it seems like...
1 Domain Group-Which contains 4 unrelated users-Read Only
3 Specific Domain Users-Read only
System
Only those 4 entries, no Local Admins or anything else.
First thanks for you responses and added insite. I understand correctly how things are suppose to work at least...what I am left with is whats really going on.
In my senario below UserA is the one that should not have access to load the ASP but still can get in. IUsr is the anonymous user...
Well you could set the Default page in IIS on the First Server to be a redirect to the Second server by name..but this would probably only be a temporary fix as this would change the address bar from inside.defosset.net to the Computer name of Server 2.
Yes Integrated Windows Authentication is enabled and Anonymous access was also enabled....but the Security for the ASP file did not include the IUsr account. It was my understanding that IIS first trys with the Anonymous access account if enabled for that file, then trys the logged on User...
I have a ASP file on my webserver that is locked down with Windows NTFS File security, which does not include the IUsr_Servername account. A User that should not have access to this page is still getting there. The ASP is being executed with the IUsr account....somehow.... though if I log onto...
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It works just fine using the follow connection string:
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Here's how to do it in an NT Domain Structure With NT/2k clients...
i. From a Windows NT/2000 machine, run POLEDIT.EXE
ii. Select File\New Policy
iii. Double-click “Default Computer”
iv. Expand the “Windows NT System” line
v. Expand the “Logon” line
vi. Select the “Logon banner”. There should...
This is the way I'm trying to do it now not using a DSN
Set RS = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
Set Conn = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
Conn.Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0"
Conn.ConnectionString ="C:\DataBase.mdb"...
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Set RS = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
Set Conn =...
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