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Default Built In account problem

Hello

I am having a little problem now that i can not solve immediately.

Basically the application is running using the built in account or anonymous account which on my machine is NETWORK SERVICE.

Since this is an anonymous account to run the application it seems that i must take off the virtual method Check Capabilities in the BasePage class and even doing so when i run the application there is no current user displayed on the upper right side and therefore there is no side menu.

I have created a user account in sqlserver management and i can access the database with windows authentication or sql server authentication. I have tried to change the web.config file and used either the user account credentials or integrated security but the problem still persist because the server is using the built in account.

Do you know how to solve this problem or how to create another account that the application will display along with the side menu?

Cheers

Matt





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