Hi,
I have developed an internal application in ASP.NET 2.0/C# that is
using an LDAP connection. Basically, I am getting the LDAP users to
match some user’s roles and rights that I have in SQL 2005 tables.
When I am testing the application locally this is working perfectly. I
have place the application on an internal test server (inside the same
domain) and we found out that we needed to unchecked the “Enable
anonymous access” option in the Authentication Methods in IIS to make
it work. Otherwise, it is not loading the website.
My next step was to create a deployed the application in a production
environment using the same LDAP connection and SQL database with the
“enable anonymous access” unchecked. The application is working
perfectly except that we need to add a port number to the alias name
created to make it works.
I.e.: Our NT Server name is
http://AAA/BBB/234.aspx and the alias name
is
http://Production/234.aspx.
But to make it work in that environment we need to created the alias
like this
http://Production:555/234.aspx.
There are already 3 applications on that server and 2 of them need to
have the port number in the alias.
Anybody have an idea why we need to add that information to run the
website?
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