I'm trying to enable NTLM authentication on a Windows Server 2008 R2 machine with IIS 7.5 for a specific file in my web root. I've been following these instructions http://docs.moodle.org/en/NTLM_authentication#IIS_Configuration

In the IIS Manager I open the Authentication module, disable anonymous authentication and enable Windows Authentication however according to every post I can find on the matter I should have a 'providers' option appear but I don't.

I've double checked in Server Manager that the 'Windows Authentication' security feature is enabled for IIS.

Any help anyone can offer would be great,

Thank you!

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Are you attempting this EXACTLY like it says in the screenshot? I hate to be redundant, but I just installed a brand new IIS 7.5 on a VM, and the option is there. – JohnThePro May 10 at 21:35
and also, I hate to do it, but are you 100% positive you're running 2008R2? In Server 2008 (iis 7) there is no user interface for this functionality. – JohnThePro May 10 at 21:36
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When you enable Windows Authentication (and you have it selected), an option should appear on the right: http://d.pr/Zng5

You can also right-click and get the option as well.

Dan

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That's the thing though, the Provider's option isn't there. I would try re-installing the Windows Authentication feature however the checkbox is disabled despite me being the administrator... – Alex Bilbie Mar 11 '11 at 0:48
Here's a screenshot of what I get twitpic.com/48ahme/full – Alex Bilbie Mar 11 '11 at 0:55
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Perhaps you can't specify providers for an individual page? (that's what the screenshot's showing you trying to do).

First, try it at the Server or Site level; if they work, work your way down.

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Page, Folder, or Site. It works on all levels. – JohnThePro May 10 at 21:36
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I had similar issue, after verification with other servers where i see this option I found out it's missing on Windows Server 2008. Whereas on Server 2008 R2 this option is available.

Regards, Przemek

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