IIS 6.0 Integrated Security

Can someone please explain to how to configure IIS 6.0 for the following
scenario and requirements? And, if it cannot be done, can you tell me why?

This was easy to do in IIS 4.0 and 5.0. All you had to do was set the web
site and connection string to use Integrated Security.

Scenario
1. Users are all on the same network and authenticate to the same AD domain
by logging into their Windows XP workstations (which are members of the same
AD as the users).
2. Users access an internal web site located on a Windows 2003 web server
in the same AD domain as the users.
3. Web server accesses data on an MS SQL server 2000 database in the same
AD domain as the web server and users.

Requirements
1. After the users log into their workstations, they are not asked to log
onto the website.
2. Users are granted access to the website by using NTSF permissions on the
web site's folder.
3. The web site accesses the data stored on the SQL server using the
integrated security. Not with some service account, but with the account of
the user logged onto the workstation.

Re: IIS 6.0 Integrated Security

I think this article may help.

http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?id=319723



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Cheers

Chris Crowe [IIS MVP 1997 -> 2006]
http://blog.crowe.co.nz
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"Bradley Morris" wrote in message
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> Can someone please explain to how to configure IIS 6.0 for the following
> scenario and requirements? And, if it cannot be done, can you tell me why?
>
> This was easy to do in IIS 4.0 and 5.0. All you had to do was set the web
> site and connection string to use Integrated Security.
>
> Scenario
> 1. Users are all on the same network and authenticate to the same AD
> domain
> by logging into their Windows XP workstations (which are members of the
> same
> AD as the users).
> 2. Users access an internal web site located on a Windows 2003 web server
> in the same AD domain as the users.
> 3. Web server accesses data on an MS SQL server 2000 database in the same
> AD domain as the web server and users.
>
> Requirements
> 1. After the users log into their workstations, they are not asked to log
> onto the website.
> 2. Users are granted access to the website by using NTSF permissions on
> the
> web site's folder.
> 3. The web site accesses the data stored on the SQL server using the
> integrated security. Not with some service account, but with the account
> of
> the user logged onto the workstation.
>