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From: Willy Denoyette [MVP] on 11 Feb 2006 05:19

"Kirk" <kirk.martinez(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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|I tried domain users as well as the local (server) administrator
| account, which I thought for sure should work since that's what the
| pool is running as, but still no luck. I can run "runas
| /user:Administrator "c:\windows\system32\whoami.exe" no problem. (I
| can see that it is in fact running if I runas a batch file that calls
| whoami.exe over and over so the cmd box doesn't disappear right away.)
| I can also run it as domain users (I tried using a domain account
| instead of Administrator to manage the pool, but that didn't help).
|
| A quick recap of my config and stuff just to check sanity:
|
| * Windows Server 2003 with .NET 2.0 SDK installed
| * IIS virtual directory for web_services set to integrated Windows
| authentication
| * web_services use app pool WebServices
| * WebServices app pool sets Identity Configurable: local server
| Administrator account
| * (I also ran aspnet_regiis.exe -ga on Administrator just in case)
| * Impersonate set to true in web.config; authentication Windows
| * Browser connects to aspx page as a separate domain user with access
| to aspx file
|
| My basic web service to invoke whoami.exe works fine with this config
| unless you set UserName and Password on ProcessStartInfo. All
| UserNames will fail, but most striking is the local server
| Administrator also fails (even though that's what the pool uses). The
| result is an Access is Denied exception from Process.Start.
|
| Thanks,
| Kirk
|

Ok, may I suggest you to:
1. turn-on logon auditing using the "local security policy" editor (local
polcies/audit policy account and event logon)
2. try several scenario's, and ...
3. watch the security log in eventviewer.


Willy.



From: Kirk on 13 Feb 2006 18:53
All audits pass. With impersonation off, the process starts as the
C#-specified user, but hangs. I can see it running as the C#-specified
user in Task Manager. There is another poster in framework.aspnet, so
hopefully he has some other ideas. Thanks, Willy, for your help.

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