Help! Problem Try to Create DNS Zone entry in Production

[Wade.Beasley]

I have created a class library for use in an ASP.NET application. It is
for a Domain Registration website like register.com. The problem is the
scripts are run via the shell command, making use of the dnscmd.exe. The
production server is Windows 2003 and IIS 6.0 and running asp.net 1.1. I
know the security is tighter on windows 2003 but does anyone have any code
and security settings to make this happen?? I need this asap for my
client.

Thanks,
Wade Beasley
Solution Designers, LLC

[Jason DeFontes]

One thing you can do in Server 2003, is go into the IIS Manager and create a
new Application Pool for your application, and on the Identity tab change
the identity to a user account that has the necessary privleges to run the
command-line application (like Local System, or a specific user that you've
created). Then find your application under Web Sites, and change the
application pool that it uses in the site's properties. I've used this to
work around a similar problem.

-Jason

"Wade.Beasl ey" <Wa**********@i nsightbb.com> wrote in message
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I have created a class library for use in an ASP.NET application. It is
for a Domain Registration website like register.com. The problem is the
scripts are run via the shell command, making use of the dnscmd.exe. The
production server is Windows 2003 and IIS 6.0 and running asp.net 1.1. I
know the security is tighter on windows 2003 but does anyone have any code
and security settings to make this happen?? I need this asap for my
client.

Thanks,
Wade Beasley
Solution Designers, LLC

[Wade.Beasley]

Jason,

Thanks a lot. That did the trick.

Wade
"Jason DeFontes" <ja***@defontes .om> wrote in message
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One thing you can do in Server 2003, is go into the IIS Manager and create a new Application Pool for your application, and on the Identity tab change
the identity to a user account that has the necessary privleges to run the
command-line application (like Local System, or a specific user that you've created). Then find your application under Web Sites, and change the
application pool that it uses in the site's properties. I've used this to
work around a similar problem.

-Jason

"Wade.Beasl ey" <Wa**********@i nsightbb.com> wrote in message
news:2IXmc.2020 $z06.552394@att bi_s01...

I have created a class library for use in an ASP.NET application. It is for a Domain Registration website like register.com. The problem is the scripts are run via the shell command, making use of the dnscmd.exe. The production server is Windows 2003 and IIS 6.0 and running asp.net 1.1. I know the security is tighter on windows 2003 but does anyone have any code and security settings to make this happen?? I need this asap for my
client.

Thanks,
Wade Beasley
Solution Designers, LLC