I have a frustrating problem trying to use the System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry.Invoke() method to recycle app pools on a remote IIS server.
I\'m using impersonate tag in my web.config in Asp.net 4.0 website. Below is my Web.Config code: <system.web>
I\'ve managed to impersonate a user successfully.Using the LogonUser Interop, e.g. [DllImport(\"advapi32.dll\", SetLastError = true)]
We have a Forms Authenticated intranet which querys AD for the login and stores a copy of the windows identity in the session in order to impersonate the user later when updating their AD entry. We ca
I am using the following attribute to implement impersonation on my WCF service, as I need to impersonate the client during the entire execution of the method:
I have a .net v4 web app which uses impersonation as our web server and database server are on separate physical servers.
I don\'t get ImpersonateSelf(). Suppose my code is run in some host process. That host process created a new thread and adjusted the thread security so that the thread has minimal privileges and now t
we are using a special software that usually runs on one of our server machines and is used to solve some scientific problems and generate complex plots (jpg). The problem with this program is that it
I have a java app that is running as a service on a server. The service is running as the local system user.Which does not have access to folder XYZ
I am trying to host a WCF web service in IIS using Windows Authentication. Due to restrictions, we have to use the basicHttpBinding & use impersonation (impersonate the caller\'s identity for acce