Issue with IE9/Server 2008 (64bit)
We have a program that allows users to search for and then view encrypted PDFs from a ftp site. IE in general does not like passing the user name and password without making a change to the registry. On IE 6-8, we had to add the following:
FEATURE_HTTP_USERNAME_PASSWORD_DISABLE and then added the dword IEXPLORE.EXE and set at 0.
This works perfectly on XP/server 2003.
On the server 2008 machine, when adding these two changes in the registry, all IE does is pull up a blank page. It does not even attempt to pass the username and password.
I have been digging around this morning, and have yet to find anything. So I am open to suggestions.
FEATURE_HTTP_USERNAME_PASSWORD_DISABLE and then added the dword IEXPLORE.EXE and set at 0.
This works perfectly on XP/server 2003.
On the server 2008 machine, when adding these two changes in the registry, all IE does is pull up a blank page. It does not even attempt to pass the username and password.
I have been digging around this morning, and have yet to find anything. So I am open to suggestions.
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Claymoore
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Are these internal users on an internal server, or is this all for external users? -
higherho
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Do you have IE9's Enchanced Security configuration enabled? and do you have any IE policy settings (gpo)? that specific registry setting (feature) is an IE policy setting, is their a policy setting it to 1 (the D word)?