iis security: Hi

I try to run my web service under an Application Pool with a specific identity.

I created a Windows group for that identity and gave that group full access to the web service directory. The group has also the local security privilege to logon as batch.

When I try to connect to the web service I get the Service Unavailable error (since the Application Pool is disabled automatically after a few trials.

The event log has the following messag

A process serving application pool 'BL1' terminated unexpectedly. The process id was '3392'. The process exit code was '0xffffffff'

If I add my identity to the Administrators group, eveything works properly. I tried to give every single local security privilege to my original group, but it does not make any difference (still does not work)

I understand it is a security issue (since it works with the Administrators group) but do not know what it is

Any help will be appreciated

TI

BMS

Thanks for the suggestion, I have searched on IIS_WPG as well and come up with the web document below, which seems to answer my question

http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/WindowsServ/2003/standard/proddocs/en-us/Default.asp?url=/resources/documentation/WindowsServ/2003/standard/proddocs/en-us/sec_acc_wpenable.as

Try putting it into the IIS_WPG group

Cheers
Ken


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: Hi,
:
: I try to run my web service under an Application Pool with a specific
identity.
:
: I created a Windows group for that identity and gave that group full
access to the web service directory. The group has also the local security
privilege to logon as batch.
:
: When I try to connect to the web service I get the Service Unavailable
error (since the Application Pool is disabled automatically after a few
trials.)
:
: The event log has the following message
:
: A process serving application pool 'BL1' terminated unexpectedly. The
process id was '3392'. The process exit code was '0xffffffff'.
:
: If I add my identity to the Administrators group, eveything works
properly. I tried to give every single local security privilege to my
original group, but it does not make any difference (still does not work).
:
: I understand it is a security issue (since it works with the
Administrators group) but do not know what it is.
:
: Any help will be appreciated.
:
: TIA
:
: BMS.
: