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IIS gurus in tha house? So I've got this website password protected now...

Posted by Dr.Vermin (aka Dr.Vermin) Jan 7 '11, 14:35

via the instructions on this page (link). But I just have one user account for all users, so everyone can use the same username/password.

The problem is, when one individual jackass fails to login correctly, (s)he locks out the account for everyone, and I have to get the IT guy to unlock the account (I don't have access to the server myself, I have to walk the IT guy through all this shit).

Is there a way to disable that 'lockout' feature?

(link) (www.hosting.com)

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Here's the deal. The security is NTFS based. IIS is just piggy backing on that. - Mop (215 lbs) Jan 7, 15:05 2
- On Windows Server, you'll likely find this app under Administrative Tools in the Start > All Programs menu. -- nm - Mop (215 lbs) Jan 7, 15:09 1
  - Awesome. Thanks, Mop!!!! -- nm - Dr.Vermin Jan 7, 15:54

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