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impersonate and don't use a domain account but create 2 local accounts on both machines with the credentials (password and username) that have each access rights to the according directory<br />
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another possible way is to change the aspnet password to one you know and create a local aspnet account on the remote machine with the same password..
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impersonate and don't use a domain account but create 2 local accounts on both machines with the credentials (password and username) that have each access rights to the according directory

another possible way is to change the aspnet password to one you know and create a local aspnet account on the remote machine with the same password..

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 &nbsp; &nbsp;I have a file that I copied to a local machine (under the ASP.NET process), but what I want to do now is make a copy of that file to some other location on the network, but because the current process is on the Web Server it is ASPNET local user, so they don't have access to other places on the network.<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; So I need to impersonate another user and then make a copy of the file.
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    I have a file that I copied to a local machine (under the ASP.NET process), but what I want to do now is make a copy of that file to some other location on the network, but because the current process is on the Web Server it is ASPNET local user, so they don't have access to other places on the network.
    So I need to impersonate another user and then make a copy of the file.

Coping a File

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