Hi Vincient,
What type of authenication are you using for your application? When you get
the prompt is it for username, password and
domain? Sometime if you run filemon during the request it will give you a
bit more information, you will at least find out what type of error is
being call that would then give you the prompt, for example a 401.1.
If you are using Windows Integrated, then some follow up questions I would
have would be:
Is the SQL Server Win2000 as well?
Are both machines in the same domain?
Is the user that is accessing the site a domain user and not a local user?
If the domain user is also a local user on the client machine. Delete the
local user.
You could run SQL Profiler to see how the user is comming in. This
determines if there is
any problem for authentication.
If the SQL Profiler does not get any hits , then use Netmon to trace the
trafic between SQLServer and IIS Server.
This should tell, what type of authentication is used.
Also make sure the SQL Server is also set up for integrated.
I hope this helps
Best Regards,
Jeff MacLeod, MCSD
Microsoft IIS Support Professional
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