Authentication

Windows 2003, IIS Manager, I Have Websites/Default Websites.
Under there I have WebsiteA using ActiveDomain credentials to login which is
working, Also I wanted WebsiteB to use An app pool and Anon Access. Is this
possible (i.e. having two authentication methods on/under default website) or
do I have to create a new website alongside default that uses B.

Cheers
Gaji

Re: Authentication

You can configure different Authentication mechanisms at the web site root
level, and any folder level, or for an individual file within the website.

Additionally, if you mark a folder as a web application root, you can assign
that application to a different web app pool.

In your case, even though you say you have two websites (A & B), it seems
you have two web applications, both located under a single website:

Default Website
|
+- WebAppA
|
+- WebAppB

If you right-click on WebAppA folder, you can configure your Authentication.
if you right-click on WebAppB folder, you can configure different
Authentication. Additionally, on the "Directory" tab click the :"Create"
button to create a new web app root. Then you can assign this app to a
different web app pool

Cheers
Ken

"Gaji" wrote in message
news:AF47984B-0AFB-40E3-8131-7F6811C86ED4@microsoft.com...
: Windows 2003, IIS Manager, I Have Websites/Default Websites.
: Under there I have WebsiteA using ActiveDomain credentials to login which
is
: working, Also I wanted WebsiteB to use An app pool and Anon Access. Is
this
: possible (i.e. having two authentication methods on/under default website)
or
: do I have to create a new website alongside default that uses B.
:
: Cheers
: Gaji