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Basically, all I did was redirect an old website in IIS management to a new local directory, and now all the pages suddenly require the HTTP authentication. I have checked the settings, and Enable Anonymous Access is checked, and lists a guest user. I then tried creating a new local user, making it guest-group member only, and entered that into the website IIS settings to use.
Still no luck. Why does IIS suddenly want authentication? What changed??
Check the permissions on the directory to ensure that the user
Internet Guest Accounthas read access.