>unless the person is knowledgeable with IIS.
Though I'm not a networkd admin or the sort. I would think if I were MS I would make your obversation above true.
>I guess that should be the
>first question "Did the person setting it up know what they are doing?".
>Please take know offence if it was you but it just makes a difference >when
>troubleshooting.
Client set that up themselves, as a policy, me or any developer don't have any access to the box in question. If one does not want to work with the client he may ask that question.
I appreciate your input.
>Without a Blank Host header and wild Card DNS entry or if the DNS entry does
>not have a host header in IIS then you would get a "Cannot find server or
>DNS Error".
>
>Rick
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Chunshen Li [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2004 10:33 AM
>To: CF-Talk
>Subject: Re: Challenge/Response and IIS Security
>
>Ahe, under "default web site" right under "web site", the options show as
>you described, the setting on my box is same as what you said, now,
>question, if my client's box has some entry/TEXT for the "Host Header Name",
>in other words, not blank, then, it would require NT logon?
>It does not seem this way, I just tried. Our comm. not "sync" yet?
>
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