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John W. #1
Impersonation fails after upgrade to .NET 1.1 Framework
I have developed and ASP.NET application that uses the aadvapi32.dll to impersonate a domain user to gain access to files on a different server. The application runs fine with the .NET Framework v1.0.3705 as soon as I upgrade to .NET Framework 1.1 the aspx page which use the aadvapi32.dll fails. the logonuser return fails to logon. as ssono as I remove the .NET framework 1.1 the application works correctly again. The server is running Windows 2000 and IIS 5. Has any one encoutered this problem or a simlar situation?
thanks.
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JV #2
Re: Impersonation fails after upgrade to .NET 1.1 Framework
I have the same situation on a project right now. Just, I haven't tried
it on .NET Framework v1.0.3705
But still, I would very much like to hear if anyone knows a workaround
to this particular problem...
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