message | Yes, you will want to use the HttpWebRequest/HttpWebResponse classes in
| your service.
|
| Also, you will want to make sure that the service is running under an
| account that has the appropriate permissions to access the network. The
| LocalService account (which is what a lot of services run under) does not
| have this permission.
|
Sorry, but you got it wrong, the "allowed to access the network" in terms of
windows means access privileges to "network resources" like remote shares,
based on access token checks.
Webservers/services are just using TCP/IP sockets and accessing these do not
require an network access token (or simply put they aren't token based). If
what you say was true, you wouldn't be able to access the network using
sockets from a service account.
Willy.