If you are usig impersonation, then you don't need to give rights to ASPNET. Make sure that the same account (with the same password) can open the VFP files outside of the ASP.NET application.

If that works, then I would see if you can access the VFP files when they are located on the same machine as IIS.

>Does this mean that I have to create an account on my Novell Server (where the database is located) for "ASPNET"? In my web.config file I am already
>impersonating the administrator for the domain. I thought that this should be sufficient.
>
>
>> userName="domain\administrator"
> password="password" />

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