'Requested registry access is not allowed.' error

From: Vamsi (m_vamsi_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 11/14/03 

Date: 14 Nov 2003 11:35:27 -0800

Hi,
i am trying to write to event log from my aspx application that is
using windows authentication. All my users would be 'Domain Users'.
I am able to write to event log when logged in as Administrator and
not as 'Domain Users'. I added 'Domain Users' to Permissions in
registry for Application key and its subkeys I am using.
I still get this error. What else should be done in my case to get my
Domain Users be able to write to event log.
Application runs on Win 2003 Server.
Thanks,
Vamsi

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