Microsoft DNS/IIS

[LiquidPro]

Yes, this has been posted before... but I'm having a small problem. I have my site, example.com. I have a site in IIS with the headers www.example.com and example.com, when I view them in the web-browser it doesn't ask for a username/password. However, I have wildcarded my DNS (added a domain called * with a host of "") and now when I go to asdfasdf.example.com it asks me for a username/password. Is there anyway to get rid of that? My guess is that I need to do something with the IIS headers, but I'm not quite sure what. Any help would be great, thanks in advance.

Also, I have another question...
I have 2 servers on my LAN. One with an IP of say... 192.168.1.100 and one 192.168.1.101 (I hope that's not against the rules, they're just examples, not the true IPs). I want a sub-domain on example.com (hosted on 192.168.1.100 to route to the 192.168.1.101 (which isn't associated with any domain)... any possible way I could do that?

[plumsauce]

remove the host headers data, because
for asdfasdf, since it is not in the
host headers, iis is directing the
browser to the default site at the
same ip.

[LiquidPro]

Yes, I got the sub-domain wildcard working... I had another site with a header of nothing so it was causing a conflict (should've realized that, stupid me)... Still have the question about redirecting a sub-domain to another server on the same LAN

[plumsauce]

redirecting a sub-domain to another server on the same LAN

why would you want to? just point the dns directly at it.
this will not conflict with your wildcard entry.