asp.net - IIS7 Creating Virtual Directory to files on another server -


I am transferring some ASP.NET applications from IIS6 to IIS7 and so far all have gone well. I am trying to create several virtual directories on 1 server which will point to files on another server. In IIS 6, what I had to do was to use Anonymous authentication for the user who could access the files. In IIS7, I can not get it to work I set up the virtual directory with the username and password but I get the 500.19 error "due to insufficient permissions, the configuration file can not be read". I can not imagine that I actually have a web. The config should be kept in a directory that does not include the picture and any application files. If I click on the directory in the IIS Manager, then I'll be able to see the Web. I get an error about the config file on which I click the authentication section such as. Also, writing files from the virtual directory works fine, so I do not think that anyway I have an access problem. I have given the directory access to the IIS_USUSR group.

Using a virtual directory that shares a UNC, on advanced settings for the virtual directory Go, then select a specific user account that has the appropriate rights to access the folder. This works for my virtual directory in my ASP.NET app which points to the UNC share on the remote server.


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