It all depends upon your use. If you are on an intranet with a corporate NT network / Windows Authentication: you can get the logged user. However: if you are just trying to get a logged user from the internet and they have not Authenticated using Windows Authentication: you will not be able to get the "logged user", even if you have a "login" screen for them to access. Also: I believe you have to setup IIS for Windows Authentication for each site. These could be some of the issues as to why you get an IP vs. the username HTH: Andy _____
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