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    copied!<p><a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50315/how-do-you-allow-multiple-file-uploads-on-an-internal-windows-authentication-in#70521">@davidinbcn.myopenid.co</a>: That's basically how I solved this issue. But, in an effort to provide a more detailed answer, I'm posting my solution here.</p> <p><strong>The Solution!</strong></p> <p>Create two web applications, or websites, or whatever.</p> <p><strong>Application A</strong> is a simple web application. The purpose of this application is to receive file uploads and save them to the proper place. Set this up as an anonymous access allowed. Then make a single ASPX page that accepts posted files and saves them to a given location. (I'm doing this on an intranet. Internet sites may be exposing themselves to security issues by doing this. Take extra precautions if that is the case.) The code behind for this page would look something like this:</p> <pre><code>Dim uploads As HttpFileCollection = HttpContext.Current.Request.Files If uploads.Count &gt; 0 Then UploadFiles(uploads) Else result = "error" err = "File Not Uploaded" End If </code></pre> <p><strong>Application B</strong> is your primary site that will allow file uploads. Set this up as an authenticated web application that does not allow anonymous access. Then, place the <a href="http://digitarald.de/journal/54706744/fancyupload-for-flash-10/#comments" rel="nofollow noreferrer">FancyUpload</a> (or similar solution) on a page on this site. Configure it to post its files to Application A's upload ASPX page.</p>
 

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