Tracing Oracle Forms Sessions 10g (10.1.2)

hi
we are using application server 10g r2 (10.1.2) on windows 2003 server and run
application developed using oracle forms 10g (10.1.2 ) i am trying to trace user
session.
i did the following in windows 2003 server
1- change the local security policy add the administrator to log on as a batch
2- change the OracleProcessManager >> check allow service to ineract with
desktop
3- modify the formsweb.cfg set allow_debug = true
when i am trying to view the trace log file the system keep asking me about
username and password for the server even when i post the correct values
after a a period of time th eexplorer display the following message
401 Unauthorized
any help
thank's

Hi,
Use following:
username : admin
password : welcome
I think it will help you.
Regards,
Amit mehta

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