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Carlos Magalhaes

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TIM ELLISON

Interesting. My domain account is also a local machine admin and I've set
impersonation to true using my domain account and receive the same error.
If you look at your event log, you'll see

"Ci" as the source or "CiDaemon" with the exact same error code [1326].
I'll post more as we work through this. We have custom event logging to
implement and that absolutely requires registry access but we do not permit
ASPNET to run as an Admin in production so method-scope impersonation will
be required.

Regards,

Tim Ellison
Senior Web Applications Developer,
Long and Foster Real Estate
703-359-1884
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From: Carlos Magalhaes [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Monday, May 27, 2002 6:34 AM
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] Impersonation - uggrr

Hi ,
Ambrose gave me some impersonation control I have allowed my
MACHINENAME\ASPNET to run as part of OS but I keep receiving :
System.Exception: LogonUser; GetLastError Return Code: 1326
Why and what is it?
Thanks
Carlos
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Little, Ambrose

Carlos,

Judging from your personal message to me, I take it you've figured out what
you were doing wrong. Or are you still getting this error?

BTW, I've got a working C# version of the impersonation stuff available now
if anyone's interested:
<http://code.clanlittle.org/ShowCode.aspx?name=BOKF.Security.Impersonate.CS>

--Ambrose

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From: Carlos Magalhaes [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Monday, 27 May, 2002 05:34
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] Impersonation - uggrr

Hi ,
Ambrose gave me some impersonation control I have allowed my
MACHINENAME\ASPNET to run as part of OS but I keep receiving :
System.Exception: LogonUser; GetLastError Return Code: 1326
Why and what is it?
Thanks
Carlos
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Hi Mr. A


Yeah I got it to work the old finger trouble nothing =
wrong with the (brilliant) code.


I was using USENAME DOMAIN PASSWORD in the Beginim... =
instead of USERNAME PASSWORD DOMAIN.


That's why I was receiving an error 1326 which means =
Unknown Username or Bad Password.


The app works fine now and I have no problem. What I =
am trying to find out though is how I can store the USERNAME PASSWORD =
DOMAIN in the registry just for security reasons.

Thank you Mr. A it helped a lot!
 You wouldn't have a tut that explains what you did =
and why....


Carlos


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 Subject: [aspngsec] RE: Impersonation - uggrr


Carlos,


Judging from your personal message to me, I take it =
you've figured out what
 you were doing wrong. Or are you still getting =
this error?


BTW, I've got a working C# version of the =
impersonation stuff available now
 if anyone's interested:
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personate.CS" =
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--Ambrose


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Little, Ambrose

Sure, Carlos,

I was originally directed to the WindowsIdentity class by a coworker who was
trying to get programmatic impersonation to work for access to a share. I
started researching it and found that others had run into the same problem,
and it was suggested to me by someone (can't remember whom) to try just
using all API calls instead of the WI class. So I looked up the related API
calls and played with them until I got it all to work.

The reason we werre looking for it was that we were exploring options for
accessing network shares. We ended up going with a different solution (I'm
not at liberty to discuss it) that fits our needs better, though we now have
this programmatic impersonation available should we choose to use it for
things that don't fit our solution.

--Ambrose

-----Original Message-----
From: Carlos Magalhaes [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Thursday, 30 May, 2002 02:20
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] RE: Impersonation - uggrr

Hi Mr. A

Yeah I got it to work the old finger trouble nothing wrong with the
(brilliant) code.

I was using USENAME DOMAIN PASSWORD in the Beginim... instead of USERNAME
PASSWORD DOMAIN.

That's why I was receiving an error 1326 which means Unknown Username or Bad
Password.

The app works fine now and I have no problem. What I am trying to find out
though is how I can store the USERNAME PASSWORD DOMAIN in the registry just
for security reasons.

Thank you Mr. A it helped a lot!
You wouldn't have a tut that explains what you did and why....

Carlos

-----Original Message-----
From: Little, Ambrose [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address
<mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address> ]
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 5:20 PM
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] RE: Impersonation - uggrr

Carlos,

Judging from your personal message to me, I take it you've figured out what
you were doing wrong. Or are you still getting this error?

BTW, I've got a working C# version of the impersonation stuff available now
if anyone's interested:
<http://code.clanlittle.org/ShowCode.aspx?name=BOKF.Security.Impersonate.CS
<http://code.clanlittle.org/ShowCode.aspx?name=BOKF.Security.Impersonate.CS>
>

--Ambrose

-----Original Message-----
From: Carlos Magalhaes [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address
<mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address> ]
Sent: Monday, 27 May, 2002 05:34
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] Impersonation - uggrr

Hi ,
Ambrose gave me some impersonation control I have allowed my
MACHINENAME\ASPNET to run as part of OS but I keep receiving :
System.Exception: LogonUser; GetLastError Return Code: 1326
Why and what is it?
Thanks
Carlos
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Emil Christopher Melar

Were you able to KEEP the new windows identity across different pages?
Like persisting it in session like HTTP NTCR?

-
Emil Chr. Melar

-----Original Message-----
From: Little, Ambrose [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: 30. mai 2002 16:20
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] RE: Impersonation - uggrr

Sure, Carlos,

I was originally directed to the WindowsIdentity class by a coworker who
was trying to get programmatic impersonation to work for access to a
share. I started researching it and found that others had run into the
same problem, and it was suggested to me by someone (can't remember
whom) to try just using all API calls instead of the WI class. So I
looked up the related API calls and played with them until I got it all
to work.

The reason we werre looking for it was that we were exploring options
for accessing network shares. We ended up going with a different
solution (I'm not at liberty to discuss it) that fits our needs better,
though we now have this programmatic impersonation available should we
choose to use it for things that don't fit our solution.

--Ambrose

-----Original Message-----
From: Carlos Magalhaes [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Thursday, 30 May, 2002 02:20
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] RE: Impersonation - uggrr

Hi Mr. A

Yeah I got it to work the old finger trouble nothing wrong with the
(brilliant) code.

I was using USENAME DOMAIN PASSWORD in the Beginim... instead of
USERNAME PASSWORD DOMAIN.

That's why I was receiving an error 1326 which means Unknown Username or
Bad Password.

The app works fine now and I have no problem. What I am trying to find
out though is how I can store the USERNAME PASSWORD DOMAIN in the
registry just for security reasons.

Thank you Mr. A it helped a lot!
You wouldn't have a tut that explains what you did and why....

Carlos

-----Original Message-----
From: Little, Ambrose [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 5:20 PM
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] RE: Impersonation - uggrr

Carlos,

Judging from your personal message to me, I take it you've figured out
what
you were doing wrong. Or are you still getting this error?

BTW, I've got a working C# version of the impersonation stuff available
now
if anyone's interested:
<http://code.clanlittle.org/ShowCode.aspx?name=BOKF.Security.Impersonate
.CS>

--Ambrose

-----Original Message-----
From: Carlos Magalhaes [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Monday, 27 May, 2002 05:34
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] Impersonation - uggrr

Hi ,
Ambrose gave me some impersonation control I have allowed my
MACHINENAME\ASPNET to run as part of OS but I keep receiving :
System.Exception: LogonUser; GetLastError Return Code: 1326
Why and what is it?
Thanks
Carlos
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Little, Ambrose

Theoretically, I don't think it would be possible to use this method and
persist it through multiple requests, but I haven't really looked into it.
I personally can't think of a situation where I'd want to that I couldn't
just do on every request. It might be a little better on performance if I
could, but I don't think it'd be significant. I'd probably go with
impersonation at the application level, though.

--Ambrose

-----Original Message-----
From: Emil Christopher Melar [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Thursday, 30 May, 2002 17:47
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] RE: Impersonation - uggrr

Were you able to KEEP the new windows identity across different pages? Like
persisting it in session like HTTP NTCR?

-
Emil Chr. Melar

-----Original Message-----
From: Little, Ambrose [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: 30. mai 2002 16:20
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] RE: Impersonation - uggrr

Sure, Carlos,

I was originally directed to the WindowsIdentity class by a coworker who was
trying to get programmatic impersonation to work for access to a share. I
started researching it and found that others had run into the same problem,
and it was suggested to me by someone (can't remember whom) to try just
using all API calls instead of the WI class. So I looked up the related API
calls and played with them until I got it all to work.

The reason we werre looking for it was that we were exploring options for
accessing network shares. We ended up going with a different solution (I'm
not at liberty to discuss it) that fits our needs better, though we now have
this programmatic impersonation available should we choose to use it for
things that don't fit our solution.

--Ambrose

-----Original Message-----
From: Carlos Magalhaes [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Thursday, 30 May, 2002 02:20
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] RE: Impersonation - uggrr

Hi Mr. A

Yeah I got it to work the old finger trouble nothing wrong with the
(brilliant) code.

I was using USENAME DOMAIN PASSWORD in the Beginim... instead of USERNAME
PASSWORD DOMAIN.

That's why I was receiving an error 1326 which means Unknown Username or Bad
Password.

The app works fine now and I have no problem. What I am trying to find out
though is how I can store the USERNAME PASSWORD DOMAIN in the registry just
for security reasons.

Thank you Mr. A it helped a lot!
You wouldn't have a tut that explains what you did and why....

Carlos

-----Original Message-----
From: Little, Ambrose [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address
<mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address> ]
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 5:20 PM
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] RE: Impersonation - uggrr

Carlos,

Judging from your personal message to me, I take it you've figured out what
you were doing wrong. Or are you still getting this error?

BTW, I've got a working C# version of the impersonation stuff available now
if anyone's interested:
<http://code.clanlittle.org/ShowCode.aspx?name=BOKF.Security.Impersonate.CS
<http://code.clanlittle.org/ShowCode.aspx?name=BOKF.Security.Impersonate.CS>
>

--Ambrose

-----Original Message-----
From: Carlos Magalhaes [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address
<mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address> ]
Sent: Monday, 27 May, 2002 05:34
To: aspngsec
Subject: [aspngsec] Impersonation - uggrr

Hi ,
Ambrose gave me some impersonation control I have allowed my
MACHINENAME\ASPNET to run as part of OS but I keep receiving :
System.Exception: LogonUser; GetLastError Return Code: 1326
Why and what is it?
Thanks
Carlos
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