Hi,

in our environment, we have NT running IIS as webserver with ServletExec and
we have web appl written in JSP.

my understanding on network authentication is when you put a folder in
challenge/response mode, then everytime when browser trys to open a
document, it will ask you for uid/pwd/domain in a dialog box. (correct me if
I am not right on this one).

now I don't want that authentication, even though I already uncheck that
challenge/response box, it still popping up the dialog box.  is there
anything else that I am missing in IIS or something else that makes the
dialog box keep coming back?

is it possible that webserver protect files by file extensiion?
I did a small test after taking off the chanllenge/response box, the html
did not show dialog box, however, the same file, if you rename it to a JSP
extension, the dialog box will show up.

anyone has a insight on this one ?

Tks

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