Asking userid/password each time for opening any asset url

Hi,
My UCM is working fine but when I am opening any image or video url from a new browser, it asking userid and password each and every time. After giving the credential the asset is opening in the browser.
After login first time in the browser, it never asks the userid and password but for any new browser/session, it is asking the userid and password.
I believe, there is some mistake in the configuration because in another environment this issue is not coming.
Could any one help on this ?
Regards,
Santanu

It also could be the way that you are actually requesting the page URL.
Depending on how your Content Server's HttpServerAddress variable is defined, the request you are sending may be deemed by the browser to be a new domain, hence the reprompt. I've seen this happen quite a few times.
For example, consider the following sample URLs:
http://127.0.0.1
http://localhost
http://localhost.myworkgroup.com
If your HttpServerAddress variable is set to "http://localhost.myworkgroup.com" but you were to access the server using the short name "http://localhost" instead, you would still be able to login as expected.
However, the server uses HttpServerAddress to build any links on a page. You haven't logged into "http://localhost.myworkgroup.com", but "http://localhost". You click a link on a page after logging in to "http://localhost". The browser can't forward your credentials to a different domain ("http://localhost.myworkgroup.com") (or rather it better not... that's a security hole.) So the browser must reprompt. Same issue would happen using the IP address as opposed to the short name.
In short, look at the value of "HttpServerAddress", and use that address in the URL. See if that fixes the issue.

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