Access to fully qualified name forces login dialogue v3

I have sharepoint services v3 installed. I created a new site:
http://fp1/sites/whrservices. Which works great. However, if I use
the url http://fp1.mydomainname.com/sites/wharservices.com I get
prompted with an authentication dialogue box. So I enter my
credentials, click the save password setting and I'm in. However, I
always get prompted. What obvious thing am I missing??

Todd
Fri Feb 09 12:47:11 CST 2007

Ben,
I've seen this when you type the FQDN your browser is in the "Internet"
Security Zone. At the bottom of the browser in the status bar you probably
see a globe and the word "Internet" next to it. You should probably add that
site to a more trusted site for it to automatically send your authorization
information.

To add the site to a more trusted zone, follow instructions like these:
http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/library/910d7a79-fd6f-447e-9bb1-bc9e57d54ec41033.mspx?mfr=true


I hope this helps.


Todd Spatafore
"Ben" <ben@whrservices.com> wrote in message
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>I have sharepoint services v3 installed. I created a new site:
> http://fp1/sites/whrservices. Which works great. However, if I use
> the url http://fp1.mydomainname.com/sites/wharservices.com I get
> prompted with an authentication dialogue box. So I enter my
> credentials, click the save password setting and I'm in. However, I
> always get prompted. What obvious thing am I missing??
>

Ben
Fri Feb 09 13:39:31 CST 2007

Yes, that fixed my workstation, is there a straight forward way to
make it work for all PCs, i.e. group policy. I saw where I can
"import" all my workstations security settings into a group policy,not
simply add a couple of "intranet" sites.

Ben.
On Feb 9, 1:47 pm, "Todd Spatafore" <thet...@online.nospam> wrote:
> Ben,
> I've seen this when you type the FQDN your browser is in the "Internet"
> Security Zone. At the bottom of the browser in the status bar you probably
> see a globe and the word "Internet" next to it. You should probably add that
> site to a more trusted site for it to automatically send your authorization
> information.
>
> To add the site to a more trusted zone, follow instructions like these:http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/library/910d7a79-fd6f-...
>
> I hope this helps.
>
> Todd Spatafore"Ben" <b...@whrservices.com> wrote in message
>