>>>>I will try that.
>>>
>>>You can also substitute the computer's name for localhost.
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>>The problem is that when I use localhost I get error message pointing to a line in Web.config :
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>>Authentication="Windows"
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>>I recently installed the application on another customer's server and had exact same problem. First I created virtual directory and was running the application from LocalHost and had the problem. Then we (the customer) changed from virtual directory to web site and running the pages with domain name was working.
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>Here is something to try.
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>1. Go to IIS
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>2. Default Web Site
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>3. Select Website of Interest
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>4. Right click – select Properties
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>5. Select Directory Security
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>6. Anonymous access and authentication control
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>7. Select the Edit button
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>8. Be sure that Anonymous access is not selected (checked)
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>9. Integrated Windows authentication should be selected
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>
>Also in your Web.config
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>
Retain: >
><authentication mode = "Windows""/>
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>
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After: >
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><system.web>
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Add: >
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><identity impersonate = "true"/>
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Thank you, Tom. I will try it.
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