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Comments by Vijay Tanwar (Top 2 by date)
Vijay Tanwar
4-Jan-13 7:11am
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Shailesh,
Here are the steps to change the User in Application pool.
Expend the IIS Web server node, click on Application Pools, and Right Click on the Application pool(which is being used by your web application)
and select Advanced settings.
Go To Process Model Tab.
Change the Identity to local desktop user
Change Load User Profile to true,
Then Restart the IIS .
Vijay Tanwar
3-Jan-13 9:42am
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No, I mean, your application is not able to access the local "net" command when running from IIS. If you can change the application pool user then every thing will work as in development environment. As you already told that when you run the code in visual studio 2010, that time it is opening the file. So This mean Visual studio runs under current user context and it has all privileges to call local cmd commends.