Go to Internet Services Manager in Administrative Tools, and expand your

web site. In the right hand side of the screen you should see a list of

files in the site. Right click on the required file and select properties.

Click the file security tab and Anonymous access settings are available in

there.



Hope this helps.



Jon Wilson



> Hi Folks, 

> 

> I installed the MDAC 2.6 and the Jet Service Pack and now I am able to 

use 

> OLEDB to connect to the database. Thanks to all those who guided me in 

> this process. The problem I face now is with global referencing. I try 

to 

> create the connection in the global.asa file and call it in my other asp 

> pages. But I get an error saying that the data source name not found or 

no 

> default driver specified. 

> 

> I searched the microsoft site and found out that I need to change the 

file 

> permissions for global.asa. This is the resolution microsoft gives..

> 

> "To fix this behavior, change the NTFS permissions on the Global.asa 

file 

> to give the Anonymous Logon account -- as defined in the "Internet 

Service 

> Manager" -- Read (RX) permissions. For instructions on setting file 

> permissions, see Windows NT Help. "

> 

> I tried to do this but am not sure as to what they mean when they say 

> change NTFS permissions to give Anonymous Logon account. I know what the 

> ID is and all that stuff, but where do I give this info.? 

> 

> Thanks for all your help..

>