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IIS UNC Token
What's the IIS UNC token stated in ASP.NET impersonation
docu? How do you set it? Thanks :)
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Microsoft #2 Re: IIS UNC Token
This is the token used to access files located on a remote UNC fileshare.
It is set in the MMC snap-in property page Properties > Home Directory >
Connect As > Network Security Credentials (only visible when "A share
located on another computer" is selected in Home Directory"). It is also
available in the metabase keys /W3CSVC/<instance>/Root/.../UNCUserName and
/W3CSVC/<instance>/Root/.../UNCUserPass .
Geneally, you should avoid using UNC fileshares for web app files. It's
complicates security and adds a performance bottleneck. IMHO, best practice
is to host the files locally unless you need a common, shared directory
between multiple hosts in a web farm. They're are plenty of great
operations products to replicate content between web farm hosts (Application
Center, RoboCopy, Content Replication Service).
-Steve Jansen
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Steve Jansen #3 Re: IIS UNC Token
Apologies for the "microsoft" header...i misconfigured my account options in
OE.
"Microsoft" <stj3571-nntp_at_yahoo> wrote in message
news:%23izBv4GqDHA.1096@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...practice> This is the token used to access files located on a remote UNC fileshare.
>
> It is set in the MMC snap-in property page Properties > Home Directory >
> Connect As > Network Security Credentials (only visible when "A share
> located on another computer" is selected in Home Directory"). It is also
> available in the metabase keys /W3CSVC/<instance>/Root/.../UNCUserName and
> /W3CSVC/<instance>/Root/.../UNCUserPass .
>
> Geneally, you should avoid using UNC fileshares for web app files. It's
> complicates security and adds a performance bottleneck. IMHO, best(Application> is to host the files locally unless you need a common, shared directory
> between multiple hosts in a web farm. They're are plenty of great
> operations products to replicate content between web farm hosts> Center, RoboCopy, Content Replication Service).
>
> -Steve Jansen
>
> "Jester" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:049b01c3a756$2384fd10$a501280a@phx.gbl...>> >
> > What's the IIS UNC token stated in ASP.NET impersonation
> > docu? How do you set it? Thanks :)
>
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Jester #4 Re: IIS UNC Token
Thanks a lot, Steve. I really appreciate it :)
account options in>-----Original Message-----
>Apologies for the "microsoft" header...i misconfigured myremote UNC fileshare.>OE.
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>"Microsoft" <stj3571-nntp_at_yahoo> wrote in message
>news:%23izBv4GqDHA.1096@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...>> This is the token used to access files located on aHome Directory >>>
>> It is set in the MMC snap-in property page Properties >when "A share>> Connect As > Network Security Credentials (only visibleDirectory"). It is also>> located on another computer" is selected in Homekeys /W3CSVC/<instance>/Root/.../UNCUserName and>> available in the metabaseapp files. It's>> /W3CSVC/<instance>/Root/.../UNCUserPass .
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>> Geneally, you should avoid using UNC fileshares for webbottleneck. IMHO, best>> complicates security and adds a performanceshared directory>practice>> is to host the files locally unless you need a common,plenty of great>> between multiple hosts in a web farm. They're arefarm hosts>> operations products to replicate content between webmessage>(Application>> Center, RoboCopy, Content Replication Service).
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>> -Steve Jansen
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>> "Jester" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote inimpersonation>> news:049b01c3a756$2384fd10$a501280a@phx.gbl...>> >
>> > What's the IIS UNC token stated in ASP.NET>>>>> > docu? How do you set it? Thanks :)
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news.microsoft.com #5 Re: IIS UNC Token
You can access network share using WNetAddConnection function:
[url]http://beta.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Programming_Languages/C_Sharp/Q_20329637.html[/url]
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