this user belongs to Web Anonymous Users group (which I guess created by IIS during installation or the like). Question, how do you find out which directories/folders that the group current has access to?
OK, I could try reverse-approach, look at the current web doc root directory and see who can access it, now, among others, Users, which as
Read & Execute, List dir, Read, does NT imply that the IUSR_{machineOrHostName} user account is sort of part of this Users account?
Otherwise, how? Secondly, if there's some sort of ghost account, unknown... user account, would that most likely a hacked acount?
Thanks.
>At 01:05 PM 5/13/04, Don wrote:
>
>>Also, your point is? if HTTP header is messed up / not set up properly in
>>IIS, then NT logon would be prompted when accessing a page?
>
>The most common cause of the NT prompt is failure to grant permissions to
>WebUser for the folder where the files reside.
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