If I use a web browser other than IE to connect to our intranet I get
prompted for a user name and password. I understand if I type in
"http://website" in IE I will not get prompted to log in and if I type in
"http://website.domain.com" I will get prompted. Unfortunately, if I use
Firefox I get prompted even if I type in "http://website". Is there a place
in IIS to disable the log in requirement?

Its a property of IE to pass the login credentials to the server if that
option is set in IE and if the server is trusted or Intranet,
It is not an option in IIS to not prompt if the browser is IE. The server
just prompts,
Anthony
http://www.airdesk.co.uk



"fingerhut" <fingerhut [at] discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> If I use a web browser other than IE to connect to our intranet I get
> prompted for a user name and password. I understand if I type in
> "http://website" in IE I will not get prompted to log in and if I type in
> "http://website.domain.com" I will get prompted. Unfortunately, if I use
> Firefox I get prompted even if I type in "http://website". Is there a
> place
> in IIS to disable the log in requirement?