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>>>Under the directory security tab in Internet Services Manager, specify a "domain" account for the anonymous account (Make sure this account has the correct rights to the database server). By default IIS gives anonymous access to the local Iuser_machine account.
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>>Also, you will want to use this same "domain" account for the package identity in COM+/MTS, if the dll's are going to be registered in COM+ or MTS.
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>In Windows 2000, do you have to set up a context in code to use MTS?

In COM+, there is a property of each method within an interface you can check to automatically call setcomplete or setabort when the function is complete.

If you don't want to do this, you can get a reference of the context within your dll and call setcomplete or setabort manually.