impersonation

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Could somebody please help me understand the concept of 'impersonation'? The way I understand it is that when impersonation occurs, code executes on behalf of some identity. So, for a web page, as long as impersonation is disabled, the web page will always run under its configured account. If it’s enabled, I can ‘override’ its default account and set the account under which I want the web application to run. So if I'm using IIS7 and I have the following: - An application pool with identity set to a Custom account ‘user1’. - An asp.net web site, with its application pool set to the one above,

for a first understanding, I have created a very simple project which tries to count the number of files in two directories. User1 is not allowed to access Directory2 and User2 is not allowed to access Directory1 . Due to impersonation I should get only one number, depending on the user who is calling my application. Both user are set up as administrators. So I have created a new MVC-project in Visual Studio 2015 (running on Windows 8.1) and selected to use Windows authentication. Once the application is up and running (in ISS Express), I switch to User1 on my machine (there is no Active

I am impersonating a user account successfully, but I am not able to use the impersonated account to bind to AD and pull down a DirectoryEntry . The below code outputs: Before impersonation I am: DOMAIN\user After impersonation I am: DOMAIN\admin Error: C:\Users\user\ADSI_Impersonation\bin\Debug\ADSI_Impersonation.exe samaccountname: My issue seems similar to: How to use the System.DirectoryServices namespace in ASP.NET I am obtaining a primary token. I understand that I need to use delegation to use the impersonated token on a remote computer. I confirmed that the account doesn't have the

I am in the process of building a Intranet MVC 4 application for our analysts. The goal is to allow internal users access to this application without having to sign on given they are part of our internal network. When they access the application I want to be able to capture their windows user name and check against the active directory using LDAP and retrieve the department they belong to and display the relevant details on the screen. Based on the advice from different fora, I have chosen Windows Authentication for this application and I was able to test the app successfully running from