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how can i control a windows service through a web page,
for example:
start a service
stop a service
thanks
for example:
start a service
stop a service
thanks
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Dan Bass
Add a service controller control, under the components tab in the "ToolBox".
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when I accesss the web page and start my windows service by clicking a
button,system hint me
System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception:refuse access
what is the reason and what can I do .
thanks
button,system hint me
System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception:refuse access
what is the reason and what can I do .
thanks
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Dan Bass
The user that the web site is running under (ASP_NET) does not have right
access to start/stop services on this machine.
The issue here is security. You don't want anyone to be able to stop and
start services on a server remotely... If you're confident that only secure
users will access this web site/page, then you can increase accesss rights
(EG. include this user in the power users group).
HTH.
Dan.
access to start/stop services on this machine.
The issue here is security. You don't want anyone to be able to stop and
start services on a server remotely... If you're confident that only secure
users will access this web site/page, then you can increase accesss rights
(EG. include this user in the power users group).
HTH.
Dan.
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I access the web page on the server and the user is administrator ,the
result is the same .I was refused.
result is the same .I was refused.
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Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)
Hi,
It's still running as the anonymous user, you have to do several things:
1- Put this in the web.config file:
<authentication mode="Windows"/>
<identity impersonate="true"/>
2- Go to the IIS right click on the app name and select properties/
Directory properties and uncheck "anonymous access"
Cheers,
It's still running as the anonymous user, you have to do several things:
1- Put this in the web.config file:
<authentication mode="Windows"/>
<identity impersonate="true"/>
2- Go to the IIS right click on the app name and select properties/
Directory properties and uncheck "anonymous access"
Cheers,
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Thank you very much,you help me solved this problem.
H
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sorry for my bothering you again,Do you have any idea to assign a
definite right of controlling a special windows service to the user who
access the web page.
definite right of controlling a special windows service to the user who
access the web page.