MOM 2005 Web Console Issues

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i'm not sure if mom problem or iis problem.  i've installed mom 2005 on windows server 2003 iis 6.  when try go web console ie 7, gives me error page says "this website requires log in," never gives me option enter credentials.  when try access web console firefox, lets me enter credentials, gives me error "directory listing denied."  i'm using admin user name, there shouldn't problem permissions.  also, if allow directory browsing through iis, let me see folders , files in directory list, doesn't show actual web console ui.  ideas?

hi lauren,
 
according error message, suspect authentication issue may related iis 6. forum focus on management questions of windows server system , here not best support resource iis 6, suggest initial new post in iis related newsgroup on site instead:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?query=iis&dg=&cat=en_us_d02fc761-3f6b-402c-82f6-ba1a8875c1a7&lang=en&cr=&pt=&catlist=&dglist=&ptlist=&exp=&sloc=en-us
 
hope issue resolved soon.
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