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I have an asp.net application that pulls the user currently logged onto the machine via : &nbsp;Request.LogonUserIdentity.<wbr />Name<br />
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This has always worked flawlessly in the past, however my Active Directory admin changed a user id within AD . When My app pulls the &nbsp;Request.LogonUserIdentity.<wbr />Name it is still pulling the old name. We have already tried recreating the local profile for the user and windows shows them logged in as the new ID but this code method is still pulling the old id. Can anyone offer some insight?
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I have an asp.net application that pulls the user currently logged onto the machine via :  Request.LogonUserIdentity.Name

This has always worked flawlessly in the past, however my Active Directory admin changed a user id within AD . When My app pulls the  Request.LogonUserIdentity.Name it is still pulling the old name. We have already tried recreating the local profile for the user and windows shows them logged in as the new ID but this code method is still pulling the old id. Can anyone offer some insight?

Request.LogonUserIdentity.Name pulling old uid after it was updated in Active Directory

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