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Recommend you use ViewCVS to do this. When you install it, you can use the IIS guest account to have read access to all the repositories and anyone can see the revision history, view files, diff revisions, and DOWNLOAD files. This way, you don't have to mess with the actual repository permissions, or CVS administrator files. Works great for us. Tyler "Tim Adler" <zero.kelvin at web.de> wrote in message news:bup7a8$tde$1 at sisko.local.nodomain.org... > Hello everybody! > > In many OpenSource projects, it is common to have an CVS-guest account, > where people are allowed to access and checkout from the repository, but > cannot change anything in it. > I would like to have such an account on my CVSNT. > > What is best practice to do so? I only managed to create another full-access > acount with NT-users. > > Thx for any help! > > Tim > >