You're seeing the following error messages:
The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized.
or
HTTP 401.2 - Unauthorized: Logon failed due to server configuration
Internet Information Services
or
HTTP 401.1 - Unauthorized: Logon Failed
This error is often seen when using SSL (i.e., https) and Windows Integrated Authentication.
The reason this error is appearing is because the user and/or ASP.NET user account does not have authority to access a file on the web server.
You can fix it by doing the following:
- Anonymous access may need to be added to the web application or at least some subfolders within the application. The ASP.NET user may need access as well. For example, the ~/workarea/controls/forms/ and ~/workarea/ewebeditpro/ folders contain XML and XSLT files that need to be accessible by the ASP.NET process. Configure IIS to allow anonymous access to these folders.
- The user should log in.
- See Ektron KB:
/Knowledge_Base/Error/Permissions/401_error_using_Windows_Authentication_and_SSL_when_accessing_form_reports_in_the_workarea/
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