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Accessing network share from DMZ

Hi All,

I want to access a folder shared across network which contains very important files and My ASP.NET application is deployed on DMZ and files are shared in other network.

Currently assuming files and application on the same network, we have given a ready only access to a specific user and we are impersonating (using win32 APIs) with this user before reading this file from network share. After reading file we are again undoing impersonation.

Problem here is that we are able to do this in our network but not in other network. Error is “A required privilege is not held by the client”

Can anybody suggest me the resolution for this problem?

and is there any other way to access file share on some network from DMZ without affecting security of the data?

Thanks in advance.
-Sucheta
Nov 3 '08 #1
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