Actually, I have tried that, and it hasn't helped. I also had anyone with
extra firewalls (ZoneAlarm, etc.) disable those as well.
You're right, it definitely seems like a firewall issue, but so far that
hasn't panned out.
Clint
"John" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Make sure the users having problems have the built in
> firewall disabled. If you are using CHAP, the
> authenticating system may be having trouble "Challenging"
> the remote system because the built in XP firewall is
> killing the process.
>
> Just a thought.
>
>
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >We have a website (a virtual directory underneath our
> main
> >site) that uses NT Challenge/Response authentication to
> >allow access to staff. The site is on an NT4 member
> >server running IIS4. The LAN is an NT4 domain.
> >
> >None of our home users had any problems accessing the
> site
> >until they started buying computers with XP on them (so
> >far, I believe they're all XP Home). Now, nobody with
> >XP on their home computer can access the site (they
> >receive an "Access Denied" error). I've had them add the
> >site to their "Trusted Sites" in IE, enable
> >the "Integrated Windows Authentication" in IE, and make
> >sure they have all the Windows Updates available.
> Despite
> >these changes, no one has been able to gain access.
> >
> >We have several XP Professional machines on the LAN that
> >all log into the domain, and none of them have any
> >difficulty accessing the site.
> >
> >I know this is a problem with Windows XP, but so far I
> >haven't been able to find an answer in any user forum or
> >on MS's Knowledgebase. Does anyone have a clue how
> >I can get this site working for my remote XP users,
> >without reducing the security settings on the website?
> >
> >.
> >
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