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From: jmlm on 26 Mar 2010 12:27 Hi, I want to run an IIS 6 service as domain user or domain admin ! How can I do it ? Regards
From: Chris M on 26 Mar 2010 17:03 On 26/03/2010 16:27, jmlm wrote: > Hi, > > I want to run an IIS 6 service as domain user or domain admin ! Running as a Domain Admin would be a bad idea, but you can do it if you want to... If you want to run the actual IIS services as a particular user, just change the logon identity in the services console, same as you would for any other service. IIS uses the IIS Admin, World Wide Web Publishing and HTTP SSL services, amongst others. I can't think of a reason why you would want to change those though. If you want to change the user account that a particular web site runs as, simply change the identity in the Application Pool that the site uses. If you don't want this to adversely affect other sites, create a new application pool for the site. -- Chris M.
From: jmlm on 29 Mar 2010 01:54 I just want to access network files with IIS. Changing user in the service admin does not work (Access denied - But I don't know where !!!). I'm trying to add an app-pool running as user domain or domain admin but with no success for the moment. If there is another way to access a network file from IIS... Regards --- JMLM
From: Chris M on 29 Mar 2010 05:28 On 29/03/2010 06:54, jmlm wrote: > I just want to access network files with IIS. > > Changing user in the service admin does not work (Access denied - But I > don't know where !!!). > I'm trying to add an app-pool running as user domain or domain admin but > with no success for the moment. > If there is another way to access a network file from IIS... We'd need more infomation about what you're trying to achieve and how you're doing it. If you just want the files in a remote location to be available within the site, just create a Virtual Directory, point it at the UNC path where the files are located, and specify a user account with correct privileges to access the files over the network. -- Chris M.
From: jmlm on 30 Mar 2010 07:23
Hi, The VD doesn't because I wan't to acces the network file with a CGI script in perl (plx file). For example : stat(\\server\share) returns true (it exists). stat(\\server\share\file) always return false even the file exists and I 've got a 401 error in the IIS log. I couldn't change the user running IIS server (error 5 Access denied) --> I don't know where and nothing special in the logs and Eventvwr... I''m going to try to add an app pool to test. If you have another idea... Regards. |