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Windows Authentication-Enabled Directory Throws Credential Challenge

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My question for the forum is:  why am I being challenged for credentials?  Here is my set up:

- Windows Server 2008 R2

- IIS 7.5

- Server operates in a domain A. 

- Domain A has a Trust with Domain B.

Site: www.example.com is configured for anonymous access. A subdirectory, named “private”, sits below the site root, and it is configured for Windows Authentication.  For the subdirectory, under Authentication >> Windows Authentication >> Providers, the provider order is (1) NTLM, (2) Negotiate.  Under Authentication >> Windows Authentication >> Advanced Settings, everything is grayed out.  My Domain B account has been granted Full Control over the subdirectory.

I navigate to www.example.com/private/index.htm.  I am prompted for a username and password.  I enter my Domain B username/password, and I am able to see index.htm.  An analysis of the HTTP_Authorization header shows NTLM was used.


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