I see this question has been asked but not really fully answered (that I
could find).
All of our domains are on their own drive, such as this
f:\wwwdomain1

I have seen a number of entries related to accessing remote resources (files
in my case) that need to reside on a remote server. We must leave our files
on a remote server due to their size. All of the solutions that I have run
across have used impersonation with some type of ...

Hi Joe,
Can you tell me how to setup the private key that you were talking
about? I having the same error as Arun.
Any direction will be appreciated.

OK - here's the situation.
We have a Win 2K Server running IIS and MSSQL with the .NET 1.1
framework.
Everything works just fine when the machine is not a member of a

I want to sign some emails and I've been searching on msdn and did not find
anything there. Does anyone have any ideas on where to start?
Thanks

how to get the supported cryptographic algorithm on the current .net  platform?

I would like to know how, if at all possible, a custom redirect page can be setup for when a users role(s) are denied to a page.
The default behaviour seems to be back to the default/login page but I need to tell the user that they are not allowed the access the requested.
The site ...

I've read similar posts to this issue, and I am fairly certain this
configuration should work. However, when I try to request any of the pages
in the Admin subdirectory of my application root, I am given the following
error:

Well today is the day that I install my new and improved compuer and move my
development to XP from Windows 2000.
Everything is working fine (MSDE, .NET) except that for some reason I can't
access many of my web pages from within VS.NET or from a browser running

I'm trying to debug ASP.NET applications on my local computer, but with
minimum privileges?  I've added my limited user to the Debugger Users group.
What else is needed to get debugging to work?  I get the error message:
Unable to start debugging on the web server. Access is denied. ...

I am using something like this in web.config :
<authentication mode="Forms">
     <forms name=".MSMOBILES_COM___COOKIE"
            loginUrl="login.aspx"

apologies if this has come up before, but I've been searching the
whole day and found nothing...
If I have authentication set to "windows", and identity
impersonation="false", do I need to grant access to the authenticated

We have an application that requires appropriate users to run command files on an adhoc basis.  We have implmented a library that uses the following code:
using System;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Security.Principal;

do I understand it correctly that forms authentication doesn't work for
static pages/files like GIF/HTML/PDF ?
so I cannot convince IIS to redirect to form with login information entry
(user name/password) if I want to protect static files like for example:

I have a ASP.NET application with web.config specified:
<identity impersonate=true/>
<authentication mode="Windows" />
If I login to the client browser as JSMITH and have the server code trying to access a network shared drive via Directory.GetFiles("\\\\machineb\\sharedriveb"), I ...