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Potential Fix for Error 401 When Using RDS with ColdFusion

September 27th, 2006
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Adobe had posted a Technote a while back about getting error 401 when trying to use RDS. See: here. I was happy to find this article so quickly, and it turns out I did infact have Windows Authentication turned on for CFIDE. However, after fixing my CFIDE directory, I still was getting a 401 when trying to use RDS (by way of Report Builder). The fix for me was to also turn off Integrated Windows Authentication on the JRUNSCRIPTS folder. I sent a note over to Adobe to get the Technote updated, but in the mean time I hope this post helps someone out.

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Chris ColdFusion ColdFusion

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