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I have to knoe who choose what which mean i have to send the user details also to the database

<FORM action="UserDB.asp" method=get id=form1 name=form1>
<%
	'will return Domain\Username or just Username depending 
	'if the user is logged into the domain or their local machine. 
	logon = Request.ServerVariables("LOGON_USER") 
	UserName1=Request.ServerVariables("PATH_INFO")
	'so we split the logon variable by the "\" 
	myArray = Split(logon, "\", -1, 1) 

	Set objADSysInfo = CreateObject("ADSystemInfo")
	strUser = objADSysInfo.username

	Set objUser = GetObject("LDAP://" & strUser)
	UserSingleNameCounter=len(objUser.name)-3
	UserSingleName=right(objUser.name,UserSingleNameCounter)
	Response.Write "<br><br>Hello " & right(objUser.name,UserSingleNameCounter)

	'take the upper bound of the logon variable   objUser.name
	logon = myArray(Ubound(myarray)) 

	'and you're left with just the NT Username 
	NTUserName = lcase(logon) 

	'Response.Write "<br><br><br><br>" & NTUserName
	Response.Write "<INPUT type=hidden id=UserSingleName name=UserSingleName value=" & NTUserName & ">"
	Response.Write "<INPUT type=hidden id=NTUserName name=NTUserName value=" & NTUserName & ">"
	%><br><br><br><br>
<INPUT type="submit" value="äîùê" id=submit1 name=submit1>

</FORM>

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In IIS, right click on the site and choose Properties. Click on the Directory Security tab and click Edit. Remove the tick from "Enable Anonymous Access" and add a tick at "Integrated Windows autehntication".