Thanks for the infos. I didn't knew that.
for that particular case. It must behave differently than ASP.NET.
> Hi.
>
> By default, ASP.NET doesn't use the IWAM account on IIS6. So, something e=
lse
> must be causing that account to be used (either you are specifying it when
> you start the program -or- the program itself uses that account). If the
> program itself uses the IWAM account, you need to get support from the
> vendor of that application. If it happens to be a COM+ application, you c=
an
> set the identity in Component Services MMC Snapin, but otherwise, I sugge=
st
> you contact the vendor to find out why it's using that account.
>
> Cheers
> Ken
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> <richard.lopes@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> : Hi,
> :
> : Here is my problem:
> : I have a Windows 2003 Server running IIS 6.0.
> : I have an ASP page (not ASP.NET) launching a third party program on the
> : command line, which in turn print a document on a network printer (or
> : should do so, local printer works).
> :
> : The problem comes from the third party program running with the IWAM
> : account. This account doesn't have access to the network resources like
> : network printers, because it doesn't exist on the domain.
> :
> : What are the steps required to change the account running the third
> : party program and printing ? Can we replace the IWAM account and use a
> : domain account ?
> :
> : Thanks,
> :
> : R. LOPES
> :
