Getting FogBugz to Run Under the Right Account: Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000
1 Run the Internet Services Manager.
2 Drill down to the FogBugz web site. In the following example, FogBugz was installed as a virtual directory under the Default Web Site. On your server, it may be installed on a different IIS Web Site, either at root level or in a virtual directory.
3 Right-click on it, and choose Properties. Ensure that Application Protection is set to High:
4 Switch to the Directory Security tab. In the Anonymous Access and Authentication Control section, click on the Edit button:
5 Ensure that Anonymous Access is checked and Integrated Windows authentication is not checked:
6 Click on the Edit... button to select the account used for Anonymous Access. Ensure that the Username and Password correspond to the username and password of the FogBugz account. Ensure that Allow IIS to control password is not selected:
7 Click OK to dismiss three dialogs.
If you do not have a Component Services control panel in the Administrative Tools folder, skip to step 13:
8 Run the Component Services control panel (Start > Administrative Tools > Component Services).
9 Drill down to Component Services > Computers > My Computer > COM+ Applications
10 Find the COM+ application that corresponds to your FogBugz application. It will usually have a name like:
IIS-{Default Web Site//Root/FogBugz}
11 Right-click on it and choose Properties. Go to the Identity tab and enter the FogBugz account user name and password:
12 Click OK.
13 Restart IIS: In the IIS control panel, right-click on your servername itself (the node directly under Internet Information Services), and select All Tasks > Restart IIS (then click End Now).
