Problem using ASP.Net Impersonation to access UNC share
- From: JoeyNic <joe.nicholas1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 04:43:38 -0700 (PDT)
I am working on an application where a web service (on the web tier)
calls another web/gateway service (on the app tier). This then needs
to save a file to a UNC share on a file server in our internal
network.
The issue that I'm having is that as our app tier is not on a domain,
I am unable to impersonate a domain account to access the share. I am
able to map a network drive to the share from the app tier by
connecting as a domain account but I have been unable to do the same
using ASP.Net. I have tried impersonating a domain account via the
web.config and also via the code.
I have managed to get a POC working by creating a local account on the
app tier and then creating the same account on the file server. If I
set my app to impersonate this local user I am able to save the file
successfully but when I try to impersonate a domain account the
authentication fails.
Has anybody else experienced a similar issue? Is there a way I can
impersonate a domain account on the app tier even though it is not on
the domain?
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