ok well thanks for that, Im still relativly new to IIS security, and am
trying to get my head around it.
Do you completly understand the article?
I have researching this for a few weeks now and the article above
seemed to do the trick. The issue appeared to be that when the user was
requesting the page, they were typinh in the IP of the webserver, and
acording to the article, of the computer name in the address has dots
(i.e. 192.168.1.222) then the browser assumes that the site in is the
Internet and does not automatically send the username and passwords...
Thanks for the reply
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