Would you please try these things before asking?? The answer is NO, you set
authentication for each site, not the whole of IIS.
If this is on an intranet, then you can use Windows Integrated
authentication. You won't even need to use a login/password dialog. May I
suggest you get a book on IIS and how it authenticates. I wrote one on IIS4
a few years back, I'm sure there are more recent books out there.
But get busy a try a few things first yourself. Install IIS on your own box,
and try to get to it from other machines, for example.
Jeff
Ricardo Luceac said:
I'm thinking of use the domain account, the web site will be in the
enterprise intranet... But I'll have to look out how to do this...
The problem with setting the site to permissions is that there's others
sites in the intranet... If I set IIS to ask for password, it will ask
for a password for every site, even the publics ones... right???
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