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ASP.NET Impersonation over VPN?
Has anyone had any issues using Impersonation over a VPN?
I work from home (have my own domain), and use Cisco's VPN Client (version
4) to connect to my company's domain. I have a section of code that I want
to execute as a domain user. But I cannot seem to get a token, as I get
logon failure errors.
<identity impersonate="true" userName="CompanyDomain\myname"
password="mypass" />
Anyone know how I can circumvent this issue?
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