Kasım 26, 2014
Setting up an IIS6 Application Pool Identity
Setting up an IIS6 Application Pool Identity
Often times it’s necessary to run an ASP.NET application under a different user account than Network Service. Usually this is the case when Network Service doesn’t have enough rights to access necessary application resources like a database or a file share on a different server.
Here’s how to configure a different account (local account or domain account) so it has sufficient permissions to run an IIS6 Application Pool for ASP.NET applications:
- Add the account to the local IIS_WPG security group.
- Open the Group Policy Editor for the local computer (gpedit.msc)
- Drill down to: Local Computer Policy/Computer Configuration/Windows Settings/Security Settings/Local Policies/User Rights Assignments
- Add the new identity account to the following polices:
– Adjust memory quotas for a process
– Logon as a service
– Replace a process level token - If your web application is going to host any web services, you need to also give your account Delete access to the C:\WINDOWS\Temp directory. Note: this is done via the Advanced dialog in the Security page of the Explorer folder properties dialog box.
Reference:http://beyondthispoint.blogspot.ca/