File Server delegation

From: "Marc Castrechini" <castro_9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 13:40:28 -0500

This is a classic double hop delegation issue, however its the first time we
are setting this up so we are doing something incorrectly. If we run
through the IDE or using a localhost path on the web server the command
succeeds. However, if we use the servername or ip through IIS it fails.
For this reason we know we have permissions setup correctly on the file
server.

Can anyone identify what we could possibly be doing wrong here:

File Server: Windows Server 2003
Web Server: Windows Server 2003, IIS 6.0
Active Directory: Full Windows 2003
Web.config: Auth mode "Windows", Impersonate="true"
In AD, my Web Server has Delegation Trusted to the File Server (Kerberos
only) with cifs, and HOST services.

Simple test is:
System.IO.Copy("C:\test.doc", "\\FILESERVER\Template\test.doc")

TIA, any help would be greatly appreciated,

- Marc Castrechini

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