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Active Directory doesn't work with <identity impersonate="true"/> in web.config

Asked by ecircle99 in Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: impersonate, active, directory, identity

I have a internal web app that I've developed on an XP Pro workstation and the app uses ActiveDirectory (AD) to grab the user's AD info like address, email, phone, etc... The app also allows these users to create an Excel file and email it as an attachment
to other selected users.

The app was developed in VB.NET/VS 2003 and so it's Framework 1.1.
The Internal Web server is Windows 2003 Server with sp1.
The settings for Directory Security for the web folder has "Anonymous Access" unchecked, "Digest authentication for Windows domain servers" is checked, "Basic authentication" is unchecked, "Integrated Windows authentication" is checked, and "Realm:" has our domain address in it (i.e. xxx.xyz.com).

The problem is this:
On my development workstation everything works fine.  The AD works and the Excel file creation and subsequent emailing of it works too.

But when I add the <identity impersonate="true"></identity> in the web.config of the Production Internal web server, the Excel file creation works but the email function fails since the AD code doesn't return the user's email address to plug in to the "FROM" field in the email.

Has anyone seen this AD problem when <identity impersonate="true"></identity> has been in the web.config file?

Thanks In Advance,
Steve.
 
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