Hi all
I'm developing an internal web application and have been doing the development work on my local machine. The application is configured for NTLM authentication, and locally this has been working fine for both FF and IE, without prompting the user for a username and password. [You need to tweak FF to do this.]
However, I've copied the application to its live location on a network server for the first time, and to my horror, it's now prompting for a username and password. This is particularly bad since it seems to require the user to enter the domain as well, which is another additional hassle for them.
I have set up IIS in the same way on the network server, the web.config file is a copy of the same one the development app uses, and yes, I have added the network server to the list for the FF tweak.
Can anyone think of a reason why it's not prompting on my local machine, but is on the network server? Is there some server setting I can twea ...
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