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Table 24-45: Anonymous Connection Settings in the Security Settings Area (cont.)
Setting Description
The settings in the Authenticated Access area are as follows.
Advanced Settings
Chapter 24: View Reference
Configure the Target System View
Anonymous Password If you have selected No for the IIS Controls Anonymous Password setting, type the
anonymous user account password. The password is used only within Windows.
Anonymous users do not log on by using a user name and password.
Table 24-46: Authenticated Access Settings in the Security Settings Area
Setting Description
Basic authentication Specify whether you want to enable the basic authentication method for collecting user
name and password information for end users who access the application or virtual
directory.
Integrated Windows
authentication
Important: With the basic method of authentication, user names and passwords are not
encrypted when they are transmitted across the network. An unscrupulous end user who
has network monitoring tools could intercept user names and passwords.
Specify whether you want to enable integrated Windows authentication. Integrated
Windows authentication uses a cryptographic exchange with the end user's browser to
confirm the identity of the user.
When integrated Windows authentication is enabled, the Web site will use it only under the
following conditions:
• Anonymous access is disabled.
• Anonymous access is denied because Windows file system permissions have been
set, requiring end users to provide a Windows user name and password before
establishing a connection with restricted content.
The following settings are available in the Advanced area for an application or a virtual directory in the
Internet Information Services view.
Table 24-47: Advanced Settings for an Application or a Virtual Directory
Setting Description
Custom Errors To customize HTTP errors that are sent to clients when Web server errors occur,
select the ellipsis button (...) in this setting. The Custom Errors dialog box opens,
enabling you to specify the page that should be displayed for one or more HTTP
errors.
Administrators can use generic HTTP 1.1 errors, detailed custom error pages that IIS
provides, or your own custom error pages that are you including in the installation.
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