Ken
Wed Feb 11 06:48:24 CST 2004
Can you use this technique on Windows 2003?
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=292781
Cheers
Ken
"David Wang [Msft]" <someone@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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: This is an issue specific to running IIS6 on Domain Controller due to how
: groups on DCs become domain groups, and local identities cannot be in
domain
: groups. You basically have to make sure whatever you use as AppPool
: Identity must exist everywhere that IIS_WPG has an ACL, and everywhere you
: would have used IIS_WPG, you now have to use the specific AppPool
Identity.
:
: Using the built in AppPoolIds, we have placed them in all the necessary
: places (if not, that's a bug). If you use a custom AppPoolId, you will
have
: to figure out where all the ACLs need to go.
:
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: //David
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: "Michael Carr" <mcarr@umich.edu> wrote in message
: news:%23Q8Lw0C8DHA.452@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
: I have a fresh installation of Server 2003 as a Domain Controller,
: SharePoint, and Unix Services for Windows 3.5. I tried to install a
.NET/DB
: application and received the common error that "Logon failed for NT
: AUTHORITY/NETWORK SERVICE." Typically when I receive this error I simply
add
: IIS_WPG to SQL's logins and all is well. However, this time it didn't
work.
: Upon further investigation, I noticed that NETWORK SERVICE (and the other
NT
: AUTHORITY accounts) were missing from IIS_WPG. When I tried to re-add the
: NETWORK SERVICE user as a member of the IIS_WPG group, I was not given the
: option of adding an object of type "Built-in Security Principals" so the
: object was not found. I'm not exactly sure how NETWORK SERVICES got
removed
: from IIS_WPG in the first place, but now that it's gone, how do I add it
: back if I can't get to it?
:
: Thanks,
: Michael Carr
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