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Set IIS authentication method to basic authentication for that website which can be found under your WebSite Properties >> Directory Security TAB >> EDIT (Anonymous access and authentication control) >> Check the Basic authentication (Password is sent in clear text) and click on EDIT to Select a default Domain from which Username and Password are to be used/verified against.
Then use Request.ServerVariables("LOGON_USER") in the ASP pages
Hope This is what you are looking for.
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I think that settings apply to WINDOWS NT systems. The one I suggested was on Windows 2000. Not sure if Murali is using WinNT or Win2k though it was mentioned in his original post. Anyways, you can apply the relevant settings accordingly.
Cheers!
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- Vijay G Strive for Perfection