We're using the IExtractImage interface from behind a .NET web service  to
generate thumbnails for various files in our network (windows domain).
Impersonating etc. is all ok - if a user logs into the web service we can
open the file, delete the file, etc. Everything behaves as ...

I have three ASP.NET applications running with the following
configuration on a Windows XP Pro machine running IIS 5.1:
web.config -
<identity impersonate="true" />

We have an ASP.NET application that implements forms-based authentication.
The login portion seems to work fine. However, I have one developer who when
running the application, it seems to forget him at some specific point (not
a timeout) and he has to re-login. This does not happen ...

how can I give the user ASPNET the permission to write files on CD (e.g. drive e:).
Thanks in advance

I'm trying to figure out how to use SecureQueryString (looked
everywhere, only found a half cooked example at DotNetJunkies). Does
anyone have a little more info on how to implement SecureQueryString?

How do I get an IIS application pool identity, and create a Windows
Impersonation Context from it?
Troy

Hi group.
I am in the middle of defining the overall system architecture for a new
project, and I am facing some security issues. It is an intranet web
application accessed through web clients (ASP.NET)

I've an .aspx page which I call from a .hta in IE6 (so I can get rid of the
window control buttons etc)
When I call the .aspx page directly and run the code below all is fine but
when I call it from the .hta, the code below just hangs.

I have a winform control hosted in IE web page. When the client side is
Win2000, the page works ok. However, when I view the page from Win2003, it
shows nothing. I could find some error message from the "Temporary Internet
Files" folder :

    We have a .Net web application on Windows 2000 Server with IIS 5.0. We need to authenticate through "Active Directory".  Can any one help me out or give pointers to configure IIS to authenticate using "Active Directory".
   Quick response will be greatly appreciated
Thanks ...

I have written an asp.net application which collects some messages from Exchange Server 2003 in a public folder, using WebDav protocol.
When I run it on my machine, the interaction with Exchange works well, but when I deploy the application on an other server of our intranet, i ...

Can a .NET application make use of the information within the Active
Directory in order to Authenticate and Authorize users?
For example users from a specific group have been authorize to use a
number of features in the application while users from another group

Here is a scenario that I 've been asked to look into. Can anyone comment on this...
I have a Web App that uses forms authentication to secure sections. Say for example that a user is logged in and authenticated to use secure sections of site. User then proceeds to navigate to ...

there is a extra remote port enabled -address-192.168.0. hello, i apologoze first for my question. I have spent many, many hours trying to figure this out. Most of my "tech friends" have tee-hee-hee me. I know there is something on w. my pc. I'll try not to wander:  1) constant ...

I have set up windows authentication in the web.config file and authentication to allow only identified windows users. I have placed a datalink file (a udl-file) in a subfolder in the application directory, but web.config settings for the application does not seem to apply to ...