Windows

Hi,

see the MS KB Article I Q142715

To resolve this problem, use one of the following methods:


Method 1
In the Microsoft Internet Service Manager open the WWW Service Properties.


For Anonymous user, verify the Anonymous Logon Username and Password.


Verify that the username and password in the WWW Service Properties has an identical username and password used in User Manager.


Run User Manager to verify the local logon rights for your designated user.


Method2
Run the Microsoft Internet Service Manager to change your anonymous or specific logon user to an account that does have local logon rights. Verifying the same username and password as used in User Manager.

Leopold

When you install IIS, the anonymous account IUSR_COMPUTERNAME is created. This is the account that users use in order to see your webpage. There will only be a problem with netscape users if you enable challenge/response form of authentication as this is microsoft specific. When you post a webpage on the server just make sure the IUSR account has permissions for the file and all should work ok regardless of the browser.
Good luck!

Mike

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