"RedStain" <> wrote in message
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> CONTENTS
> summary
> setup
> error messages
> compensation attempts
> comment
>
> SUMMARY
> I have an IIS6.0 server which has recently been upgraded to ASP 2.0 as a
> result of some of the patch requirements of some products I have installed
> on my server.
> These patches have installed a SQLEXPRESS upon which ASP 2.0 seems to have
> some connection to. ASP pages have now failed when the web site was
> switched
> from ASP 1.1 because it is constantly asking for 'authentication' on the
> IIS
> page and no credentials. I need two things:
> 1) stop it from rejecting the authentication and get ASP to work.
> 2) SQLEXPRESS database to migrate to SQL2005 server which is working in
> the same server.
>
> SETUP
> Win2003 Std R2
> Office 2003
> SQL 2005 std (db, client and books only)
> Sharepoint 2003 + ('STS SP2' patch, then 'Portal SP2' patch')
> Biztalk 2006 eval.
> Portal Website is created. Website is then switched to ASP 2.0. STSADM
> was run.
>
> ERROR MESSAGES
> When sharepoint website was running on ASP 1.1, everthing was ok. When
> ASP2.0 was added, The web site would request for authentication as it
> normally does and if you authenticated as administrator it should normall
> let you in. This time no credentials would work (administrators, service
> accounts) and it would continually request for authentication - failure
> with
> 403 after third password failure.
> On checking the IIS 6.0 (properties of website), go to ASP tab, you
> will
> see the ASP version is 2.0 (when we changed it earlier). On checking the
> config (GLOBAL and other one). The connection string show something like
> this (I am recalling as I am rebuilding the box at the moment).
> LocalServer "data source=.\SQLEXPRESS; Security=SSPI;Files=|\Data
> Files\datafile.mdf;Option=ua"
> The line is not wrong - I just can't remember it properly, the pertinent
> point it that it wasn't altered.
>
> COMPENSATION ATTEMPTS
> After checking google, I am on unfamiliar ground but I have attempted
> two things:
>
> Attempt 1
> run aspnet_iisreg to create new asp database in MSSQLSERVER (the local
> install on SQL2005) called ASPNET
> LocalServer "data source=.\MSSQLSERVER; Security=SSPI;Initial
> Catalog=ASPNET;Option=ua"
> LocalServer "data source=.\MSSQLSERVER;
> Security=SSPI;database=ASPNET;Option=ua"
> (note MSSQLSERVER is the virtual server and ASPNET is the database I
> created via aspnet_iisreg)
>
> Attempt 2
> returned connection strings of BOTH ask configs back to normal.
> granted service accounts full access to SQLEXPRESS instance
>
> COMMENT
> Any pointers to documentation will be welcome. I am in process of
> rebuilding workstation again, so additional requests for more info might
> be
> sparse as I have blown the box away. I dare say I will get the problem
> again. I am going to try to install the machine and see whether the pre
> requesites can be configured not use an EXPRESS/MSDE instance - though I
> doubt it.
How did you set authorization in the ASP.NET website (security tab on IIS)?
What are the ACLs on NTFS, the directory where your ASPx pages are?
What access rights are set on
c:\windows\temp
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temp orary ASP.NET Files for
the 'network service' accouint?
What does web.Config show in the <autorization> tags?
Is this included?
<authentication mode="Windows"/>
<identity impersonate="true" />
How did you configure SQLEXPRESS authentication? Did you allow specific
groups/users to access it?
Also check this
PRB: "Access Denied" Error Message When Using ServerXMLHTTP to Access an
Authenticated Site
ms-help://MS.MSDNQTR.v80.en/MS.MSDN.v80/MS.KB.v10.en/enu_kbmsxmlkb/msxmlkb/291008.htm
Enable negotiate on IE6
ms-help://MS.MSDNQTR.v80.en/MS.MSDN.v80/MS.KB.v10.en/enu_kbie/ie/299838.htm
Troubleshoot IIS negiotiate 326985
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro.../tkerbdel.mspx
Enable negotiate on IIS
ms-help://MS.MSDNQTR.v80.en/MS.MSDN.v80/MS.KB.v10.en/enu_kbiis/iis/215383.htm
Enable negotiate using XMLHttp
ms-help://MS.MSDNQTR.v80.en/MS.MSDN.v80/MS.KB.v10.en/enu_kbmsxmlkb/msxmlkb/314404.htm
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326985/
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