I have one windows 2003 Server which is working as an ASP.net webserver
in an active directory environment.
Through this asp.net application I'd like to access files on a
fileshare.

as we know The .NET Framework runs all ASP.NET processes under the local
ASPNET
account.
is there anyw ay that I can change the user and instead of a local user use

I need to tighten (make passwords stronger) password policy in the web config
file . What effect will this have on existing passwords? Will those users
still be able to logon with their passwords?
Thanks for any suggestions on how to handle this.

I have a question.  Is javascript that is ran 100% on the client-side
and never does any postback/callback to the server hack proof?  A user
can open the source code look at it, but is there a way for him to
change it so it does what it isn't supose to do.  For example,

   I have the following problem:-
   a) My server is located in USA but my application runs only in India.
When i see the time it shows me the time of USA. I want to know how i can
set Local time.

I've been frustrated by not understanding how to replicate the hashing
/ encryption behaviour
in the Membership class that does the CreateUser method.
The associated stored procedure aspnet_Membership_CreateUser   assumes

I am not able to run the Asp.Net Configuration tool from inside of a VS 2005
website(I have VSTO 2005)
What happens is the page goes flying by me and returns to the VS 2005 design
page I was on.

Hello everybody, here is my question:
We are using windows authentication and an Active Directory membership
provider so our users don't have to login to the site. This works
great, but now we need the ability to login as another user. I have

I create an intranet web application using asp.net 2.0.
I set the authentication mode="Windows" in the web.config, and set IIS
as NT Authentication and uncheck the anonymous login box.
If I run on my local machine, the NT Windows dialog box login will not