A basic security setup for running ASP.Net applcations

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    Default A basic security setup for running ASP.Net applcations

    I just moved some ASP.Net applications to a new machine. The applications
    ran ok on the old machine but hit a number of security problems on the new
    machine. Rather than just "kicking the door open" on the new machine, I
    would like to get it setup correctly.



    Is there a write-up somewhere that helps you implement good security
    practices on you server that runs ASP.Net applications?



    Any help is greatly appreciated.


    Greg Smith Guest

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    Default RE: A basic security setup for running ASP.Net applcations

    Hi

    Check out this article and see if it helps:

    815145 HOW TO: Lock Down an ASP.NET Web Application or Web Service
    [url]http://support.microsoft.com/?id=815145[/url]

    Cheers,
    Tim Macaulay
    Microsoft Corp.
    This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights

    Tim Macaulay[MS] Guest

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    Default Re: A basic security setup for running ASP.Net applcations

    Hi Greg,

    This article includes details on what permissions the ASPNET account needs and
    where:

    [url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;811320[/url]

    --

    Important: Patch Windows *beyond* Blaster.
    [url]http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-039.asp[/url]


    "Greg Smith" <gjs@umn.edu> wrote in message
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    I just moved some ASP.Net applications to a new machine. The applications
    ran ok on the old machine but hit a number of security problems on the new
    machine. Rather than just "kicking the door open" on the new machine, I
    would like to get it setup correctly.



    Is there a write-up somewhere that helps you implement good security
    practices on you server that runs ASP.Net applications?



    Any help is greatly appreciated.



    Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP] Guest

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