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Hi<br />
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Yup while I was waiting I found the solution <br />
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In the web.config file under system.web add &lt;identity impersonate=true unerName=&quot;&quot; password=&quot;&quot;/&gt;<br />
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If I impersonate someone with Wmi access this will work
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Hi

Yup while I was waiting I found the solution

In the web.config file under system.web add <identity impersonate=true unerName="" password=""/>

If I impersonate someone with Wmi access this will work

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Hi<br />
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I have an application that can start pause reboot and shutdown a vm from a button in an asp.net page the code behind is c#<br />
I know what the problem is but have no knowledge to fix it.<br />
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The permissions for me to access wmi and change the state are wrong, i have added iusr to the vitrualisation namespace in wmi but i still cant get the applcation <br />
to read data and write data back to wmi<br />
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can anyone help<br />
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many thanks in advance
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Hi

I have an application that can start pause reboot and shutdown a vm from a button in an asp.net page the code behind is c#
I know what the problem is but have no knowledge to fix it.

The permissions for me to access wmi and change the state are wrong, i have added iusr to the vitrualisation namespace in wmi but i still cant get the applcation 
to read data and write data back to wmi

can anyone help

many thanks in advance

ASP.NET application trying to change VM state in WMI, need help with permissions

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