Hello Arran,
Craig has provided the answer already.
Please look in machine.confign file in C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\config folder, in the
<processModel> section user="machine" is what is set right now. You can change that to SYSTEM as you want, but it is not
recommended sicne asp.net app will running under a more powerful account.
Thanks.
Best regards,
Yanhong Huang
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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!how to i get my application to run with the rights of the local system
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!> !!> !> Hi,
!> !>
!> !> I think what you meant is ASP.NET impersonation.
!> !>
!> !> You could add a line in web.config to run an application as a
!configurable
!> !identity. For example:
!> !>
!> !> <identity impersonate="true" userName="contoso\Jane" password="pass"/>
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!> !> !The default user for all apps is set in your machine.config file in
!your
!> !> !local .NET installation folder (in a folder called config). If you
!look
!> !in
!> !> !that file, in the <processModel> section user="machine" is pry what is
!> !set
!> !> !right now. You can change that to SYSTEM as you want, but it is
!highly
!> !> !recommended you don't do that (for security reasons). But it's your
!> !call.
!> !> !
!> !> !In addition, I'm not sure, you may be able to define this in your
!local
!> !> !web.config also, and thus override the machine.config setting.
!Haven't
!> !> !investigated that myself, so dunno if you can do on an app by app
!> !basis...
!> !> !
!> !> !Another alternative is to use impersonation, and set the user you want
!> !all
!> !> !visitors to run under....
!> !> !
!> !> !--
!> !> !Craig Deelsnyder
!> !> !Microsoft MVP - ASP/ASP.NET
!> !> !
!> !> !
!> !> !!> !> !> Hi,
!> !> !>
!> !> !> How can i get my ASP Page or Web Service to run as the LocalSystem
!> !rather
!> !> !> than a user?
!> !> !>
!> !> !> cheers
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