What is the correct configuration if only the login page needs SSL?

I've written a website with a login page which uses forms authentication
against a username/password table. I've configured the web.config with
forms authentication and with loginUrl="login.aspx" in web.config and
doesn't accept anonymous login. The application runs normally as expected.
However, when I change the loginUrl="https://somewhere.net/Apps/login.aspx",
the famous grey 'Windows Login' box pops out instead of my login.aspx.
It seems that my server thinks that I'm redirecting the login page to a
remote server but I'm certainly not.
Any comment is appreciated. Thanks in advance.Make sure IIS authentication settings are not overriding the web.config
settings. Also check folder permisisons.
"X-Killer" <X-Killer@.netscape.net> wrote in message
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> I've written a website with a login page which uses forms authentication
> against a username/password table. I've configured the web.config with
> forms authentication and with loginUrl="login.aspx" in web.config and
> doesn't accept anonymous login. The application runs normally as
> expected. However, when I change the
> loginUrl="https://somewhere.net/Apps/login.aspx", the famous grey 'Windows
> Login' box pops out instead of my login.aspx.
> It seems that my server thinks that I'm redirecting the login page to a
> remote server but I'm certainly not.
> Any comment is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
>