Re: Access to key container made by administrator IN ASPNET 1.1
From: "Armando Canez" <acanezATintelexionDOTcom>
Date: Tue, 21 Nov 2006 18:52:52 -0600
Sorry ... first time posting ...
The thing is I've seen different methods to accomplish this, but all of them
you have to use .NET Framework 2.0. I NEED to do it in 1.1.4322 does anyone
know how to give access to a RSA key container you created to another
account? PROGRAMATICALLY?? I know all I have to do is to give permissions to
the account in All users\Crypto\RSA\machinekeys (or something like that) but
I don't know WICH file to give these permissions to (or how to find out
wich). This is part of an installer, so it all has to be done
programatically.
Re: Access to key container made by administrator IN ASPNET 1.1 ... The thing is I've seen different methods to accomplish this, ... another account?... something like that) but I don't know WICH file to give these permissions... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.security)
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Re: Incoming E-Mail - cant create contact in OU ...account out of local administrator to attempt to find any denied ... I then added full permissions to my user account on both of these keys, ... that's for every app pool you create for every new web app on the ...local admin rights to the server hosting incoming email. ... (microsoft.public.sharepoint.windowsservices)
Re: Win2k - Account Operator not working properly ... You very likely have other ACL issues other than what was mentioned and I can point them out here for you for free or you can pay someone $200-500 an hour to come check it out. ... In order for that to result in inheritence protection it means the schema had to be modified. ... set the account in the GUI to inherit from its parents. ... Used the delegation wizard, on the top level OU, to assign the desired permissions.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
