RE: Win 2000 service needs to access Win 2003 Web Server data

Charles,

Thanks for your reply.

Sorry for the delay in replying!

I have tried some of what you suggested with no luck yet, but will go
through it all with a fine tooth comb and let you know th result.


Cheers, Mike.

"Charles Wang[MSFT]" wrote:

Hi, Mike,
Thanks for your response.
Since the service is a windows service, I think this is not a programming
issue; the problem should be caused by windows network permission.

I did a simple test and it succeeded.
My test conditions are:
Two computers locate in the same domain;
One domain account "usr_test" can login either of the computers;
The domain account "usr_test" has the permission of reading a log files
directory.

However, for your application, I think if both of the two computers has one
same account, same user name and same password, the windows service can
access the folder.
If your computers are not in a domain, but within the same workgroup,
you may set the same Administrator account password on both of the
computers and then make a try.
Considering the cache problem, you'd better disconnect the mapping disk and
recreate it again.
It's also better to restart the service.

If that works, I recommend you create a special account on the two
computers.
Assign the account as a login account which owns administrators permission
on the computer that run the service;
Assign the account read permission to the IIS logs folder on the other
computer;
Restart the computer that runs the service and login with the new account;
Map the network drive;
Run the service.

I hope above can make the service work. Good luck!
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Microsoft Online Partner Support
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