07-12-07 06:22 AM
If you are not impersonating a user, then ASP.NET wil be running as worker
process identity (LOCALSYSTEM) which is a local account that can't be
assigned permissions to remote resources usually. You'd need to assign
permissions to the computer account instead (webservername$)
Cheers
Ken
"Garth Wells" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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>I have two servers that are member servers in a trusted domain. One has
> IIS 6.0 on 2003 and the other SS on 2003. In an effort to enable
> Integrated Authentication I completed the following:
>
> 1. Created an application pool named: AppXPortal
>
> 2. Changed the Identity for the AppXPortal pool to Local System
>
> 3. Assigned the AppXPortal pool to the virtual directory in which the app
> is located
>
> 4. Gave the ASPNET account Read & Execute permissions on the
> subdirectory in which the web is located
>
> 5. Gave the SYSTEM account Read & Execute permissions on the
> subdirectory in which the web is located
>
> 6. Verified Integrated Authentication is enabled on the FinancialReports
> virtual directory
>
> 7. Verified the ASP.Net app is not configured to impersonate a user
>
>
> When I execute a valid SQL command I still get a permissions error
> referencing the calling server.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks
>
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