anonymous
Tue Apr 27 08:27:36 CDT 2004
I tried that -- still doesn't work.
I also tried using only Anonymous authentication, only
Windows authentication, and the default which was
Anonymous, Digest, and Windows authentication (but not
basic), and none of these worked from another XP machine.
I'm wondering if there's something in the XP security
policy control panel, or some authentication issue on our
domain (we have both NT and Windows 2000 domain
controllers, seems odd but I'm just the developer)? But
wouldn't anonymous authentication ignore all that?
Thanks, Marc
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>"Marc" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:490101c42bd1$6d567b80$a101280a@phx.gbl...
>> I am developing an ASP.NET application using a IIS
(5.1?)
>> on my XP computer. When I try to visit the site from my
>> own computer, it works. When I go to another computer
in
>> the office running Windows 2000, it works, I can visit
>> the site. But, when I go to another computer in the
>> office running Windows XP, I can't see the site. I just
>> get the "Cannot Finder Server or DNS error," and I get
>> this even if I turn off "Show Friendly Error Messages."
>> All the computers are on the same subnet in the office
>> and I can ping my computer from the XP machines that
>> can't get to the website. Any ideas?
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