security local intranet zone

4 Jul 2006 11:25 AM

Markus Früh

hello newsgroups

i have a intranet-server (iis 2003) in our intranet. the server is member of
our domain. on this intranet-server is a web running with "disabled
anonymous access" and integratet windows authentication.

if a user (with IE6) go to this intranet-web, always appears the login-mask
(domain\user + password).
if i add this web to the intranet-security-zone, it works without this
login-mask. but i have to do this on every workstation in our network. is
there another solution to tell all the clients to trust my intranet-web?

thanks
markus

12 Jul 2006 7:34 AM

Anthony

If you go to your Internet Explorer Tools/Internet Options/Security tab,
right at the bottom you will see the setting that is controlling this
behaviour. Either change the setting for the Internet zone, or put the web
site into the Intranet or Trusted Site zone. You can do either of these
actions in Group Policy
Anthony

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"Markus Früh" <mfr***@publimedia.ch> wrote in message
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> hello newsgroups
>
> i have a intranet-server (iis 2003) in our intranet. the server is member
> of our domain. on this intranet-server is a web running with "disabled
> anonymous access" and integratet windows authentication.
>
> if a user (with IE6) go to this intranet-web, always appears the
> login-mask (domain\user + password).
> if i add this web to the intranet-security-zone, it works without this
> login-mask. but i have to do this on every workstation in our network. is
> there another solution to tell all the clients to trust my intranet-web?
>
> thanks
> markus
>
>