We are running Win2K / IIS5 in an Active Directory setup. We are running an
ASP.NET application that is configured to use Integrated Security (with
Anonymous and Basic turned off) and that has impersonation turned on in its
web config. Users of our application are logged into workstations on within
the same directory.
Our ASP.NET application at some point is trying to read a file that exists
on another server. If the application is accessed locally, that is to say
using a browser on the same machine as the web server, we have access to the
file no problem. If the application is accessed remotely, that is to say
using a browser on a machine in the same domain as the web server but not on
the same machine, we get an accessed denied error when trying to access the
file.
We have verified, so far as we can tell, that this is not a permission
problem. What else might we look into?
TIA// 2 1487
Chris,
I would create a virtual directory within the web site that points to the
network directory you want to access the file in. Then use a url to access
the file.
--
Sincerely,
S. Justin Gengo, MCP
Web Developer / Programmer www.aboutfortunate.com
"Out of chaos comes order."
Nietzsche
"Chris Newby" <Ch*********@Rockcreekglobal.com> wrote in message
news:OO**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... We are running Win2K / IIS5 in an Active Directory setup. We are running an ASP.NET application that is configured to use Integrated Security (with Anonymous and Basic turned off) and that has impersonation turned on in its web config. Users of our application are logged into workstations on within the same directory.
Our ASP.NET application at some point is trying to read a file that exists on another server. If the application is accessed locally, that is to say using a browser on the same machine as the web server, we have access to the file no problem. If the application is accessed remotely, that is to say using a browser on a machine in the same domain as the web server but not on the same machine, we get an accessed denied error when trying to access the file.
We have verified, so far as we can tell, that this is not a permission problem. What else might we look into?
TIA//
Chris Newby wrote: We are running Win2K / IIS5 in an Active Directory setup. We are running an ASP.NET application that is configured to use Integrated Security (with Anonymous and Basic turned off) and that has impersonation turned on in its web config. Users of our application are logged into workstations on within the same directory.
Our ASP.NET application at some point is trying to read a file that exists on another server. If the application is accessed locally, that is to say using a browser on the same machine as the web server, we have access to the file no problem. If the application is accessed remotely, that is to say using a browser on a machine in the same domain as the web server but not on the same machine, we get an accessed denied error when trying to access the file.
We have verified, so far as we can tell, that this is not a permission problem. What else might we look into?
This is caused by a delegation failure. In this scenario, you will need to
have Kerberos working. http://support.microsoft.com/default...B;EN-US;810572
--
Jim Cheshire
JIMCO Software http://www.jimcosoftware.com
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