Cannot open database requested in login 'HumanResources'. Login failed for user 'companyDomain\BOSII

[Homer]

Hi,

I have an ASP.NET 2.0 Intranet app that works fine on a test server
running on Win2003 Server with IIS 6.0. However, it fails when I port
it over to the production server running on the same OS. I compared
all the configurations and everything matches. I then re-run the
aspnet_regiis; I even granted "NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE" full
access to aspnet_Membership and aspnet_Roles. I don't know why the
app uses a local user account instead of the "NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK
SERVICE" account. Please help me.

Thanks,
Jonathan Kha

 

[Guest]

Hi,

I have an ASP.NET 2.0 Intranet app that works fine on a test server
running on Win2003 Server with IIS 6.0. However, it fails when I port
it over to the production server running on the same OS. I compared
all the configurations and everything matches. I then re-run the
aspnet_regiis; I even granted "NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE" full
access to aspnet_Membership and aspnet_Roles. I don't know why the
app uses a local user account instead of the "NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK
SERVICE" account. Please help me.

Hi Jonathan

the problem is in the database and not in the ASP.NET. Go to the
database and check if windows authentication is allowed and the aspnet
account is in the user list. You can also create a new database
account and use it to open database from ASP.NET application.

Hope this helps

 

[Homer]

Hi Jonathan

the problem is in the database and not in the ASP.NET. Go to the
database and check if windows authentication is allowed and the aspnet
account is in the user list. You can also create a new database
account and use it to open database from ASP.NET application.

Hope this helps

Hi,

My app is an asp.net 2.0 app with no impersonation. By default, I
expect Network Service be used. The database uses Windows
Authentication. I added the "NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE account to
the database. I checked the security setting on the app folder at C:
\Inetpub\wwwroot\HumanResources and verified that NETWORK SERVICE is
added to the folder. Am I missing anything here?

Thanks,
Jonathan Kha

 

[Guest]

Hi,

My app is an asp.net 2.0 app with no impersonation. By default, I
expect Network Service be used. The database uses Windows
Authentication. I added the "NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE account to
the database. I checked the security setting on the app folder at C:
\Inetpub\wwwroot\HumanResources and verified that NETWORK SERVICE is
added to the folder. Am I missing anything here?

Thanks,
Jonathan Kha- Hide quoted text -

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Hi Jonathan

try to add into your pages

User: <%=User.Identity.Name%>

to see what user is running your application. It looks like in the
second case you would have the companyDomain\BOSIIS$

Check what authentication mode you have and also check the Security
tab on IIS to see if there any difference.

Hope it helps