Re: error: {System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException} occured

You don't need to impersonate, you simply have to use the DirectoryEntry
overload that takes a username and password to connect to the AD.

Willy.
"iusfani" <Inam.Yousfani@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I have tried running the same code on console and it runs perfectly.
> Now I think Nicholas was right. It was the ASPNET user's problem.
>
> Tell me how to set the impersonation in web.config? Any idea?
>
> Inam,
>


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