>>You can use Identity Impersonate tag in the web.config. This will allow you to specify under what account to run your ASP.NET
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>Hi Dmitry,
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>Thanks for the prompt reply!
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>Do you have an example? Do you also have any link(s) to good documentation about web.config?
I just googled on "Indentity Impersonate" and there are tons of resources online.
Here is a simple example from one of my customers web.config:
<identity impersonate="true" userName="DOMAINNAME\ASPNET" password="friday" />
Basically the above will make your pages run under the account name ASPNET with password "friday".
HTH.
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