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Mar 10th, 2010, 03:06 PM
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Network Service Account and Access Denied Exception
First, I felt I had a clear understanding of how the Network Service account work. It is the default account ASP.Net runs under and has very limited access. I have verified in the Application Pool that ASP.Net is running under the Network Service Account.
I have a UNC file share that is located on another server, let us say "\\myserver\myfiles".
I have logged on to "MyServer" and right-clicked on the shared folder "myfiles" and just for the sake of testing, went to the Shared Tab->Permissions and added the Network Service account and gave it "change and read" access. I then went to the Security Tab, added the Network Service account and gave it all permissions.
For some reason, I am still getting an "access denied" exception.
I know impersonation is an option at some point, but I would really like to know why my ASP.Net application cannot copy a file to this share just for my own personal understanding given the fact that I gave the Network Service account the proper access.
Like always, I will continue to research.
IIS 6
ASP.Net 2.0
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