Default domain problem

Hi,
We have an domain with users. This users will have access to some resources
trough IIS6. We use "Basic Authentication" to authenticate. Because users
are domain-user and not created locally, they will have to enter domain\user
to log in. I have entered "Default domain" under "authentication" on the
specified folder but still users have to enter "domain\user". Is it possible
to allow users just enter username without domain?

Regards
Zorko

Re: Default domain problem

Hi,
Is there a problem with "Basic Authentication" and FP server extensions? It
seems like when extensions are installed you have to enter domain\user?

Regards zorko

"Zokro79" wrote in message
news:eMzzZNLLGHA.3876@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> We have an domain with users. This users will have access to some
> resources trough IIS6. We use "Basic Authentication" to authenticate.
> Because users are domain-user and not created locally, they will have to
> enter domain\user to log in. I have entered "Default domain" under
> "authentication" on the specified folder but still users have to enter
> "domain\user". Is it possible to allow users just enter username without
> domain?
>
> Regards
> Zorko
>

Re: Default domain problem

Reinstalled server extensions. Now it works!


"Zokro79" wrote in message
news:%23nGJ2oWLGHA.3104@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> Is there a problem with "Basic Authentication" and FP server extensions?
> It seems like when extensions are installed you have to enter domain\user?
>
> Regards zorko
>
> "Zokro79" wrote in message
> news:eMzzZNLLGHA.3876@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>> Hi,
>> We have an domain with users. This users will have access to some
>> resources trough IIS6. We use "Basic Authentication" to authenticate.
>> Because users are domain-user and not created locally, they will have to
>> enter domain\user to log in. I have entered "Default domain" under
>> "authentication" on the specified folder but still users have to enter
>> "domain\user". Is it possible to allow users just enter username without
>> domain?
>>
>> Regards
>> Zorko
>>
>
>