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SYMPTOMS
When troubleshooting Internet Information Server (IIS) permission
problems, it is often useful to turn on Windows NT auditing for successful
and failed logon/logoff events, as suggested by the following article in
the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
Q185874 : How to Troubleshoot Permissions in IIS 4.0 However, sometimes you may not see the IUSR_machinename account being logged on to the system when using anonymous access. CAUSEThis is a result of the account used for anonymous access being cached by IIS for a short period. If the account is re-used before this period has elapsed, the account is not logged on again, but instead the cached token is used and no event is shown in the event viewer. WORKAROUND
To record each time the IUSR_machinename account is logged on and off, you
can disable the IIS caching of the anonymous user account by setting the
PasswordCacheTTL ASO property to zero.
Please note: There is a performance tradeoff while doing this. The procedure should be restricted to development and debugging only. Additional query words:
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