| IPHound 2004-03-30, 1:34 am |
| I am running IIS with integrated security, and we have a
COM+ object that is accessed from IIS with the intent of
capturing html data from the same web site (for inclusion
in email body). However, the object is intermittently
receiving "You are not authorized" messages (401.2). I
have to logon to the server as the local admin,
then "shut down" the object in order for it to apparently
pick up the correct credentials and gain access to the
site content again.
If I set the desired resource to anonymous, it works
fine. If I logon as another user and shut down the
objects, I get the problem again.
The COM+ objects are running as IISSERVER\administrator.
I am running server 2003, the server is in an NT domain,
points to an NT WINS, and a neighboring (and trusted) AD
domain's DNS server.
I have to think this is related to pointing to the AD DNS
servers while not being a member of that domain, only a
trusted NT domain.
Please Help!
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