> I have an application running fine on ColdFusion 8 and 
> Windows 2003 Server with SP2.
> 
> Then I migrated the application to a production server also 
> running ColdFusion 8 and Windows 2003, but this one does NOT 
> have SP2.  Both are on IIS 6.
> The CF application has been running fine up until now.
> 
> Now when anyone tries to go to the website, before anything 
> it throws a browser error that you are not authorized to view 
> this page, and something about an ACL (access control list).  
> It then throws up a windows prompt for a username/password.
> 
> The only thing that changed was that the sys admin, loaded 
> ASP extensions over the weekend.

Make sure that the IIS anonymous user (or better yet, the "Authenticated
Users" group) has read/execute permission on all ISAPI DLLs, including the
ones used by CF.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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