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User login credentials kept with COM+ interface

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Straatvark - 17 Mar 2004 07:48 GMT
I'm writing a COM+ component interface to some classes in C# that
access Active Directory. It is important to keep the user's login
credentials on our Intranet (Integrated authentication) to make sure
that the he has access to the actions that he wants to do in the AD.

BUT: I'm struggling with the security settings of the COM+ component –
Any comment on the list below:

1) Create a normal user under computer management with the correct
access rights to AD etc.
2) Register the COM+ component. (New application >> Create empty
application >> "Name" and server application >> "This User" as in 1)
3) Right Click and go to securities: What settings here can affect my
problem? I use packet authentication level & "Identify" impersonation
level.

Thanks, gert
Willy Denoyette [MVP] - 17 Mar 2004 21:51 GMT
And your problem is?

Willy.

> I'm writing a COM+ component interface to some classes in C# that
> access Active Directory. It is important to keep the user's login
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>
> Thanks, gert

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