You would expect that Process Monitor would capture an Access Denied result with an ACL (Access Control List) error like HTTP 401.3. I found that there were no related Access Denied entries. As usual, I started by filtering on Result is Access Denied in Process Monitor after reproducing the issue. Now I captured a Process Monitor log while reproducing the issue. You could also check the IIS logs and look at the sc-status and sc-substatus fields to see 401 and 3 respectively. It is good practice to leave this option unchecked when you’re troubleshooting an issue that involves an error message in the browser, since you’ll be more likely to get a full detailed error message. Note that you may need to uncheck Show friendly HTTP error messages in Internet Explorer on the Advanced tab under Tools/Internet Options as shown below to see this exact error. HTTP Error 401.3 - Unauthorized: Access is denied due to an ACL set on the requested resource. Problem – When browsing ASP pages, we were getting below error in the browser. To continue on that topic, I ran across another issue recently where Process Monitor was again very helpful in troubleshooting. Last week I posted the following blog which showed how to use Process Monitor to troubleshoot service startup issues. Access Denied Authentication HTTP IIS IIS6 security Tools
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