Re: Problem running ASP.NET 2.0 on Win2K domain controller



Luke,

This problem may be caused that the account used by ASP.NET ('aspnet' or
'network service') hasn't been add to a policy, you may opened the Default
Domain Controllers policy and added system to the Impersonate a Client
After Authentication right and rebooted the box.

Thanks for the response, but as I mentioned in my initial post, I already
tried that and it didn't work.

The .NET 2.0 installation set ASP.NET up to run as the IWAM_MachineName
user. I gave this user the "Impersonate a client after authentication"
right, rebooted, and tried my test aspx page again. The same error still
occurred.

Are you saying that I need to give the SYSTEM account the "Impersonate a
client after authentication" right? That doesn't make much sense to me, but
I tried it anyway and it also had no effect. (I still get the same error
when trying to access an aspx page on the server.)

Any other ideas?

Thanks,
--Rob Roberts


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