Re: C#.NET reading remote host directory contents

Hi,

To access a share on a LAN, your web application should have valid
rights to access the folder.

By defaul web application runs under ASPNET account.
Impersonate your web application with valid NT credentials in the
web.config file.

Cheers,
Kris

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