when my C# service impersonates a secondary account does the secondary account need any special perm

[Daniel]

when my C# service impersonates a secondary account does the secondary
account need any special permissions? what are they?

 

[Vadym Stetsyak]

Hello, Daniel!
You wrote on Tue, 22 Aug 2006 10:36:13 -0700:

D> when my C# service impersonates a secondary account does the secondary
D> account need any special permissions? what are they?

It depends on what you're trying to do after impersonation, if merely
authenticate
then - no.

 

[Daniel]

i am just about getting the impersonation to occure. the pirmary account
needs act as part of os, and a few other permissions set, i want to konw if
the secondary account we are impersonating needs anything special for
imperonation to occure e.g. "allow someone to impersonate me" or something
like that lol

 

[Guest]

It depends on whether its a domain account and whether or not there's a
policy on that account that prohibits impersonation.
Check with your domain admins group to see.

We had that policy at my old job and I didn't know it. I couldn't figure
out why my account kept getting locked out....that was the reason why.

i am just about getting the impersonation to occure. the pirmary account
needs act as part of os, and a few other permissions set, i want to konw if
the secondary account we are impersonating needs anything special for
imperonation to occure e.g. "allow someone to impersonate me" or something
like that lol