Hi,

I am using a web server folder.

All participants have r/w access.

I can send email and use Acrobat.com

I can open a web browser and type in the web address for the web server folder.  I am presented with a dialog requesting username and password. I key those in and then the default.htm displays in the browser. I can do this from both inside and outside our domain. That suggests that the IIS setup is correct.

If I try a shared review within Acrobat, after I have keyed in an email address for a recipient and click send, I am presented with the Remote Service Authentication dialog box.  After entering the username and password three different times I see an error message box that says:

Status: The shared folder location you provided is not setup correctly to store comments for this shared review. The problem is: Authorization is required for this network service.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Steve

No, I tried logging in as a different user at a different computer. While on the Send for Shared Review form, if I select the Web Folder configuration previously defined and click Next I immediately get an error message saying, "The file destination provided is not valid."  If I elect to recreate the Web Server/Folder configuration and then click next I get an error message saying, "The shared folder location provided is not valid."  However, in both instances the Server Location field on the Send for Shared Review form clearly showed the correct http address. And again, if I manually keyin this address in a web browser the default.htm page there displays.

Thank you, Sabian,

WireShark does indicate "invalid credentials" when trying to initiate a review.  However, this only happens when I have enabled Digest Authentication in IIS.  It appears, from what I am experiencing, that Acrobat Shared Reviews cannot work when Digest Authentication is enabled because it prevents a review from being initiated.  If I take Acrobat out of the equation web access to the web server works fine with Digest Authentication enabled.  Adobe Tech Support said I need to give the web server permissions to run Acrobat.  My IT consultants told me there is no way to do this. 

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Yes, I have tried that and it makes no difference.  Plus, when I am trying to initiate a review the Remote Service Authentication dialog that ask for username and password clearly has my domain name listed in the "Realm" field.  

Hi, Sabian,

Good idea.  I typically do not save any username and password setups when initially trying to set up something like this. But, since it was a good idea I checked the registry database location you suggested just to be sure.  There were no values stored there.

Hello, AmbooS,

Thank you. At your suggestion, I tried changing my password and again attempted a new shared review, but was unsuccessful experiencing the same error messages.

Hi, Abhilasha Sr,

At this point in time I cannot change my user password.  I created a new user account, killed the ADobeCollabSync.exe process, opened a PDF with Acrobat and tried initiating a shared review.  I encountered the exact same problems described above.  An Adobe Acrobat Specialist tried something similar to this last week with no success, either.