IIS 6 Impersonation Question

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Background Info:
Win 2K3 server running IIS 6 and Oracle 9.2 on a Win 2K3 domain.
Clients connect to the website using Windows Authentication. IIS
impersonates the user's credentials connecting to Oracle which allows
ASP to dynamically build output with Oracle data based on the client's
identity.

What I need to do (Yes, I know it's a giant step back):
Drop the Win 2K3 server from the Win 2K3 domain and add it to an NT4
domain. Have IIS continue to impersonate the user's credentials for the
Oracle connection, etc.

I've set up this configuration and IIS tries to impersonate the client
but the NT4 domain will not authenticate the user. Oracle will still do
operating system authenticated connection when I'm logged onto the Win
2K3 server. I've put a packet sniffer on the NT4 DC and the only
symptom I get is "Station not on Domain's Computer List". I go into
"Server Manager" and the 2K3 server is listed. When I try to display
properties I get a message "The trust relationship between this
workstation and the primary domain failed".
Any ideas how to make this configuration work?

Thanks,
Bob
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Re: IIS 6 Impersonation Question by David

David
Mon Dec 13 13:51:34 CST 2004

Does not sound like an IIS question. Try:

microsoft.public.windows.server.*

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Background Info:
Win 2K3 server running IIS 6 and Oracle 9.2 on a Win 2K3 domain.
Clients connect to the website using Windows Authentication. IIS
impersonates the user's credentials connecting to Oracle which allows
ASP to dynamically build output with Oracle data based on the client's
identity.

What I need to do (Yes, I know it's a giant step back):
Drop the Win 2K3 server from the Win 2K3 domain and add it to an NT4
domain. Have IIS continue to impersonate the user's credentials for the
Oracle connection, etc.

I've set up this configuration and IIS tries to impersonate the client
but the NT4 domain will not authenticate the user. Oracle will still do
operating system authenticated connection when I'm logged onto the Win
2K3 server. I've put a packet sniffer on the NT4 DC and the only
symptom I get is "Station not on Domain's Computer List". I go into
"Server Manager" and the 2K3 server is listed. When I try to display
properties I get a message "The trust relationship between this
workstation and the primary domain failed".
Any ideas how to make this configuration work?

Thanks,
Bob


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