Current Identity without being impersonated

[despird]

System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent() can give me the
current logged-on user, but I found if I'm using impersonation in the
context, it can only give me the user identity who's being
impersonated rather than the real logged user on the Windows, what if
I want the latter?

 

[despird]

You could get it before impersonation and save this info ?

Some more details about the context could help (what kind of app is this.
You impersonate in code ?)
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Hi Patrice, thanks for your reply, I impersonate in Web.Config, so how
should I save it before impersonation?

 

[despird]

What if you try System.Web.HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name instead
for ASP.NET ?

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System.Web.HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name gives me the loggon
user for the web application rather than a Windows identity as I'm
using Form authen rather than windows authen.