David
Sat Jun 18 07:08:45 CDT 2005
Is the HTTP request being sent over the Internet or over an internal
Intranet network. Are the users that are working fine running over the
Internet or Intranet.
I suspect your new user is not able to use Integrated authentication over
the Internet, and that failure would be by-design and unavoidable due to his
ISP/Network.
Integrated authentication requires a good connection that follows certain
rules. If the problematic user is using an ISP/Network that doesn't follow
the rules, he will get 401s and there is no way for IIS to be configured to
solve someone else's problem.
You may want to move to Basic over SSL to allow better compatibility with
authenticated Internet-based access. But that comes at the cost of exposing
username/password to the web server and potentially leaking it if you're not
careful.
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"Q. John Chen" <qjchen@email.com> wrote in message
news:1119066365.612221.215280@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
I am not sure if this is the right group to post this. But can not find
a better one.
I have a VB6 client program sent HTTP request to my web server.
The server is configured to require SSL and using Integrated
Authentication (no anonymous).
The program works fine for over 6-month now. Couple days ago, we have a
new user he just keep getting 401 error and I have no clue what is the
problem. All other users are still fine.
Any suggestions? The user is on a wireless home network.
TIA.
John