@Brad: "I am still having a strange problem.  If I go to my website using the normal 
URL, my login control does not work; however if I go to the website using the 
static IP address, it works fine.
I turned tracing on and the only difference I saw between the two was the 
Request Cookies Collection.  It was blank for the normal URL but for the 
static IP way, it has a .ASPXAUTH file.
I am at a loss.  Can anybody help me or have any suggestions for this problem?
Thanks for the information.
By the way, I am using VS 2005 Standard with SQL Server 2005 Standard on IIS 
5.1."
    @Brad: "Well, the problem lies somewhere with cookies.  I had another computer on my 
network go into Internet Security setting and under Privacy clicked advanced 
and then the box to allow all cookies and the login works fine.
What I wonder is why it would work by directly typing in the IP address, but 
not the URL and will this happen with all of my users?
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    @FrankPostle: "At the bottom of the IE browser is a status bar, on the far right hand side 
is a box that tells you want sort of "zone" your browser is using.  There are 
some automatic stuff for picking the zone, but if you want the site trusted 
goto the site and add it to the trusted zone.  This may change the behaviour.
Is the static IP you are using the same ip that comes back if you do an 
nslookup on the machine name.  It may be that this is where there is a 
difference.
Regards
Frank
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