>Anonymous access, no impersonation. We have only seen the generic ASP.NET "friendly" message at this point.
>
>Looks like it has to do with file corruption of some sort, possibly due to VSS. Unless a "fix" can be found, the HTML portion of the file will probably havce to be recreated.
>
>>Are you doing any impersonation or hardwired username passwords? What is the error message? Is it a generic error message? Do you allow detailed errors to the client?
>>
>>-R!

Bill;

Here is a check list I created for my ASP.NET projects. It is a shot in the dark for your problem.

ASP NET Login Issues for anonymous users

Problem:

Error message – Login failed for user ‘NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON’.

Reason:

IIS not set correctly

Resolution:

1.	Open IIS
2.	Go to Default Web Site
3.	Right Click on Web Project of interest
4.	Select Properties
5.	Select Directory Security
6.	Go to “Anonymous access and authentication control”
7.	Select “Edit”
8.	Uncheck “Anonymous access”
9.	Select OK
10.	Select Apply
11.	Select OK

Problem:

Error message – Login failed for user ‘(null)’. Reason”: Not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection.

Reason:

IIS and/or Web.config may not be set correctly

Resolution:

See above to set IIS.

In the Web.config file add the following line after the <system.web> tag and before the </system.web> end tag

<identity impersonate = "true"/>

Tom