Hi,

Something confusing me slightly, when a user wants to run .aspx pages etc I
was under the impression that I could just grant the ASPNET user full rights
or read to the website that needed it. This doesn’t seem to work, if I gra
nt
the everyone group access the .aspx pages they start working. Any ideas?

Also as a side option id like to have the ASPNET user on my domain so that I
can replicate the permissions across multiple servers but im not sure what
privileges it needs.

Many thanks

Matt

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On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 03:09:04 -0700, "Matty M" <Matty
M@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Something confusing me slightly, when a user wants to run .aspx pages etc I
>was under the impression that I could just grant the ASPNET user full right
s
>or read to the website that needed it. This doesn’t seem to work, if I gr
ant
>the everyone group access the .aspx pages they start working. Any ideas?

In IIS6 try the Network Services account.

Jeff

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Matty M wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Something confusing me slightly, when a user wants to run .aspx pages etc 
I
> was under the impression that I could just grant the ASPNET user full righ
ts
> or read to the website that needed it. This doesn’t seem to work, if I g
rant
> the everyone group access the .aspx pages they start working. Any ideas?
>
> Also as a side option id like to have the ASPNET user on my domain so that
 I
> can replicate the permissions across multiple servers but im not sure what
> privileges it needs.
>
> Many thanks
>
> Matt

The ASPNET user is a local account, and cannot - unfortunately - be
"replaced" by a domain account, to my knowledge. Make sure that you have
also given the IUSR_xxx account, and Network services account.
If this doesn't work; could you perhaps tell us a little bit more about
what kind of error message you're getting ?

- Øyvind

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