| Jon Mc 2005-06-22, 5:51 pm |
| I understand that, but I am also talking about the IIS_WPG local group, etc.
This group contains local users germain to the operation of IIS 6 and ASP.NET
and the users do not exist in the domain.
What I'm seeing is that the cluster master replicates the permissions from
that system to the other nodes in the cluster. Instead of checking to see if
a like-named group already has permissions, it just overwrites the
permissions with the local group from the Master, causing unknown SIDs on the
other nodes.
Hopefully this is something that MS has taken into account in the upcoming
Longhorn release since it supposedly incorporates a lot of application center
in it.
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Jon McAlexander - Web Engineer
Wells Fargo Financial Information Services
"serverguy" wrote:
> Why not just use a domain group? AppCenter plays much better with domain
> users and groups rather than local.
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> "Jon Mc" <JonMc@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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