ASP.NET MVC Impersonation to write uploaded file to Network Share (IIS 7)

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What is the safest (and easiest way) for an ASP.NET MVC application to do impersonation in a section of code where an uploaded file can be written to a network share (in the same domain)? I am trying to avoid anything to do with "act as part of the operating system" type priveleges.

I do have a network share, and an AD network service account that has full rights to the share .. but am still missing one vital piece as to getting this to all work.

Posted 13-Apr-11 13:21pm

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Peace ON · Answer 1 · 2011-04-13T18:15:00

I have come across few links regarding Impersonation in Asp.NET MVC while googling.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1909114/impersonation-asp-net-mvc-controller-action-vs-web-forms

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1405612/impersonation-in-asp-net-mvc

Find it helpful for your purpose.

HTH