It's being used on my IIS box to run web sites, and it's been granted write access to certain folders.
But I'm not sure where that's set up at.
I looked in Groups / Users and don't see something that says "Network Service"
I'm sure it's in the alphabet soups somewhere.
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Minh
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W3bbo
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It's a Security Principal "built in" to Windows. It has no password either.
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Minh
WOOH! WOOH!
So, where do you tell it that it can write to a certain folder?W3bbo wrote:It's a Security Principal "built in" to Windows. It has no password either.
EDIT: nm. Found it. Folder permissions, just type in "network service".
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