How is the ASP.NET worker process impersonated ?

Posted by Bharathi Cherukuri on 7/31/2012 | Category: ASP.NET Interview questions | Views: 4291 | Points: 40

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You have to set the identity element’s impersonation attribute in the application’s Web.config file, to use impersonation to run the ASP.NET worker process as a user other than ASPNET.

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