I want to get root path for my Active directory. My Active Directory Machine and Web server are on different phisical machine in the same domain. When I execute bellow code form my Web server machine in a web Application,I get error that The specified domain either does not exist ...

I've researched like mad and haven't found a real answer to this:
I have a large application, classic ASP and VB6 COM objects that has
been moved from W2K to 2003 server and IIS6.  The COM objects write
their errors to the event log (application).  Since moving to IIS6 and

I get the following error when executing an ASP.NET-Web-Application.
The Network-Service has acces to the Temporary ASP.NET Folder, also he has
access to my WebRoot-Folder for the application.
What must I do that the Application can run without this error. On my

I'm creating a web application that attempts to restrict access by
checking the IsInRole function for the desired roles.  This works for
accounts that are local to the machine, but for some reason when I use
a domain account that is not local, there are no roles available.

Microsoft:  If you email my passport account directly, I can give more detailed info & a telephone number to reach me.
I've found that browsers can download dll's directly from my website's bin dir.
In the following examples I've replaced my actual company name with "Mydomain" or ...

I have the following problem. I am building a ASP.NET application with Forms
Authentication.
Just for testing purposes I have set the Session timeout to 3 minutes:
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