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2000 DC + SP4 + Impersonation policy = ack

 
 
Bill Belliveau
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      14th Jan 2004
Hello all,
There seems to be an issue trying to use
ASP.NET/impersonation on a Windows 2000 Domain Controller
with Service Pack 4. It appears that by applying Service
Pack 4 on a Domain Controller, the IWAM account is removed
from the "Impersonate a client after authentication"
policy. I haven't noticed this being an issue with other
builds or operating systems.

Web applications with this configuration will return
an "Access Denied" with a stack trace.

The fix is easy enough (add the IWAM account), but I'm
trying to build a page to catch the error and report
something meaningful. Unfortunately I can't seem to catch
the error. I have remarked out all execution paths and
still receive the error. However I can throw a 'Foo'
exception in the Global.asax Application_Start and halt
the application with 'Foo'.

Given that I can halt the application with my own
exception first, I should be able to catch the "Access
Denied" exception, but where?

Thanks
Bill

 
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