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windows 2003 and com components

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BG - 05 May 2005 12:11 GMT
I have this win2003 server and i have put some com components on it in
component services.
the strange thing is that they dont work when i access the website from the
internet but they do work when i access the from a machine which is in the
same C class
as the webserver or from the local machine.

i geuss this must be a setting but dont know which one.
can anyone help me on this

thanks
Daniel Carbajal [MVP] - 16 May 2005 23:40 GMT
To access COM+ components without any problem you need to be inside the
domain, if you are outside the domain you need to implement the COM+
fallback authentication, this means you need to create two identical users
with same passwords in both servers: web and app server, and impersonate
with this user in the web application and the COM+ component

Daniel Carbajal
Microsoft MVP

> I have this win2003 server and i have put some com components on it in
> component services.
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> thanks

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