I have problem of accessing my website created using visual studio on my local pc. the pc using windows 7 with static ip address has been configured and i have added a hostname "192.168.0.1 hosts myweb.mylocal.com" on c:\windows\system32\driver\etc. on the IIS i have configured the binding myweb.mylocal.com with impersonation set enabled and windows authentication is enabled.
the user login just keep prompting eventhough i have entered the correct username and password.
Yea 192...* is router reserved IP.
I had the same issues with Windows 7 and and its due to IPV6.
Try disabling the IPv6 Protocol in "Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections" and right clicking your stablished connection to your router, unticking the IPv6 and leaving the IPv4 selected to see if that will make a difference.;
Your local IP is more than likly :::1 or something along then lines!
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Where you have set you ip 192.168.0.1 to route to your local domain, try setting it to 127.0.0.1 so that it loops to itself and not via the gateway, Or you can leave it as it is and add the rule to your router to send traffic from the HTTP Port 80 to your PC.
IE autologin only works for intranet addresses, you might try adding the domain to your intranet zone.
I know that on Windows Server 2003 since SP1, you cannot browse local sites set up for windows auth using host headers or FQDN. This is by design to protect against reflection attacks. You can get round this with a couple of registry settings. See this article for more information. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/896861
I'm not sure if this is the case with Windows 7, but worth a try.
Alternatively you could just try browsing from another machine.
John