I'm using a Windows 2008 server with IIS 7.0 and am able to Enable ASP.NET Impersonation on my Web Application in IIS. My problem is that I'm only able to enable it for one account (from what I can tell). How can I add multiple accounts to the ASP.NET Impersonation?
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Why would we need to enable, IIS Authentication settings for Default Web Sit ?
ASP.NET Impersonation: Enabled
Windows Authentication: Enabled
IIS 6.0 or IIS 7
When enabling the Asp.net impersonation on the IIS server, the client identity could access the windows resource of the server-side with the windows account of the server-side. this is out-dated technology, there is no need to care much about it.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/aspnet/134ec8tc(v=vs.100)
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/aspnet/implement-impersonation
Feel free to let me know if there is anything I can help with.
I searched enough but couldn't find a solution. I have a ASP.NET Intranet app at Windows Server 2008 IIS 7.5 with windows authentication - this all work great.
I have been trying to migrate it to Windows Server 2012. I have already installed Windows Authentication role for the server and already enabled the windows authentication for the web site.
The application seems to be working fine for my account but if anybody else try to connect they get windows login popup.
I was having similar issues. I wrote up this answer:
How to enable Windows Authentication on a Windows Server 2012 IIS website using Powershell?
Short answer is:
Ensure you have Web-Windows-Auth installed
Ensure Set-WebConfigurationProperty has been set for Windows Authentication (and I turned off Anonymous Authentication too)
Ensure your Web.Config is properly setup
The biggest difference is IIS has turned this off by default, and you have to explicitly enable it to use it, even though your Web.Config is configured correctly.
I am migrating a WSS 3.0 database to a new SharePoint 2010 farm. It is a FBA Web Application and when I go to configure the Providers, .NET Roles and Users are missing. If I change the Web Application app pool to v4.0, this options appear. If it stays in v2.0, the options are gone. It need to stay in v2.0 since this is SharePoint related.
I am doing this operation in a Windows Server 2012, SQL Server 2014 and IIS 6.2
What am I missing here?
You missed nothing. IIS 8 and above are .NET 4 based so that you will no longer be able to change settings for .NET 2 in IIS Manager, but the settings can still be changed by manually editing the related config files.
I have a web application (developed in ASP.net 4.0) hosted in IIS 6.0 on Windows Server 2003 R2 machine. Integrated Windows Authentication is turned on for this web application.
I have hosted a web service (developed using WCF) in IIS 7.5 on Windows Server 2008 R2 machine. 'Windows Authentication is enabled for this web application too.
I log on to my local machine using my windows domain account. When I browse the web application, it asks me my domain username and password. In web app, I get my identity correctly.
From my machine (using some other Winform app), if I call the same web application (of a web service), service code executes under my windows identity.
So Integrated Windows Authentication works fine independently for both the web apps hosted in separate IIS on different machines.
Problem comes when the web application is browsed from my local machine and web page calls the service internally. In this case, "service does not run under my windows identity" as expected. It either runs under identity of the application pool of either asp.net web app or the web service's web app.
I don't want my web service to take responsibility of authenticating the user. It would use simple basicHttpBinding. It will just read name of the user using CurrentPrincipal or HttpContext etc. Validating user's identity should be done by the IIS only.
Can someone help me to pass on my windows identity from one IIS to another?
You need to set up kerberos delegation as identity won't be passed to another machine by default.
https://web.archive.org/web/20190419225807/https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/askds/2008/11/25/fun-with-the-kerberos-delegation-web-site/
I'm relatively new to using IIS 7. I'm getting confused by the various options that IIS 7 provides.
What does setting authentication mode="Windows" do in the web.config of my ASP.net site do?
What does enabling Windows authentication in the Authentication module in IIS 7 do?
What is the difference between these two? Does one override the other? Does this change whether you run in integrated vs classic mode?
IIS7 leverages web.config files. There is tight integration in IIS7 and ASP.NET any changes made in the web.config are reflected in the management console and changes in the management console write changes into the web.config.
As far as windows authentication it uses the servers local Windows users as its user store. This is typically more useful for an intranet application that has tight security requirements and existing active directory user base.
Most internet facing applications should use Forms authentication or a custom authentication provider. You user store can be in the web.config but most applications would keep their userstore in a database