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joellogan

Posts: 7
From: Hampton, GA 30228
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Problems With Frontpage Password - 4/13/2001 14:02:00

Hello,

I have just set up my first web server using Windows 2000 Server using IIS 5.0 . Everything is working right BUT i am having one huge annoying problem. When remotely logged into a Frontpage Web Site OR Publishing to the Frontpage websites IT ASKS YOU FOR THE USERNAME AND PASSWORD OVER AND OVER!! Now it want do anything if you don't log in so it is accepting it. When you publish you might have to enter your password like 30 or 40 times. It will publish a while, stop, ask you for your password over and over. When working remotely it will ask you for the password when you go to save a file or refresh the site. It is crazy, I am about to pull out my hair sure could use some advice. THANKS ALL!

Joel Logan(joellogan@charter.net)

Rian

Posts: 1960
From: Lincoln, Nebraska USA
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RE: Problems With Frontpage Password - 4/13/2001 14:48:00

Hi Joel!

Maybe this will help?

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q250/3/76.ASP

Rian

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