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Set <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/LIbrary/134ec8tc%28v=vs.100%29.aspx" rel="ugc">impersonation=&quot;true&quot;</a> in the web.config.
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Set impersonation="true" [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/LIbrary/134ec8tc%28v=vs.100%29.aspx] in the web.config.

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do i need &lt;authentication mode=&quot;windows&quot;&gt;
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do i need <authentication mode="windows">

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Yes, impersonation will work with windows authentication (actually a windows user account)
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Yes, impersonation will work with windows authentication (actually a windows user account)

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Mods can we move this to IIS category please.
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Mods can we move this to IIS category please.

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Hi guys i wrote a small application which changes directory and registry on remote computers. &nbsp;When i set it to run with admin account in IIS it works perfectly. &nbsp;However i don't want to use one admin account. &nbsp;I want to have the current logged in user who has rights access the application via IE and make the changes . Right now they all get &quot;access denied&quot; even though &nbsp;they are all domain admins.<br />
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Im sure I'm not defining something correctly. Any help would be appreciated <br />
this is a Windows 7 enviroment<br />
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Thanks
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Hi guys i wrote a small application which changes directory and registry on remote computers.  When i set it to run with admin account in IIS it works perfectly.  However i don't want to use one admin account.  I want to have the current logged in user who has rights access the application via IE and make the changes . Right now they all get "access denied" even though  they are all domain admins.


Im sure I'm not defining something correctly. Any help would be appreciated 
this is a Windows 7 enviroment



Thanks

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