>>Nick,
>>IUSR_computername account is added when IIS is setup.
>>Anyway then go to control panel, Administrative tools, IIS.
>>Expand default website and check its properties.
>>"Default web site Properties" - "Directory Security" tab, "Anonymous access and authentiocation protocol", there click edit. Check if Anonymous access is marked and the user name (which should be IUSR_computername). That user name is the one you'd use.
>>Cetin
>Hi cetin
>
>Yes the user name selected for anonymous access is the one I have used.
>The only difference I can see from your example is that the user is IUSR_PC030520 which is different to my computername which is PC030555
>
>But that is the user selected at the other stages you mentioned.
>
>Nick
IOW you've changed the computer name:( I did that too and got my lesson (however now working despite that - I remember I had a hard time to make it work again but don't exactly remember what I did).
Check this might be that - local security policy: IUSR_PC030520 should have "log on locally" and "access this computer from the network" rights.

PS: Can an asp page run normally?
Also check "identity" tab (DCOM, your MTDLL security).
Cetin