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Hi, I'm using the Microsoft Enterprise Library in my ASP .NET 1.1
application, but only the following app blocks:

Microsoft.Practices.Enterpriselibrary.Common
Microsoft.Practices.Enterpriselibrary.Configuration
Microsoft.Practices.Enterpriselibrary.ExceptionHandling
Microsoft.Practices.Enterpriselibrary.ExceptionHandling.Logging
Microsoft.Practices.Enterpriselibrary.Logging

I installed my app in a Windows 2000 Server, and I also installed these four
components:
Microsoft.Practices.Enterpriselibrary.Common
Microsoft.Practices.Enterpriselibrary.Configuration
Microsoft.Practices.Enterpriselibrary.ExceptionHandling
Microsoft.Practices.Enterpriselibrary.Logging

So, my app uses an event log entry, and writes it correctly, however I get
two or four error events (plus my app event) almost every time my app writes
to the event log, these are the error events:

Source: Perflib
Description: Access to performance data was denied to ASPNET as attempted
from C:\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\aspnet_wp.exe

Source: Enterprise Library
Description: Failed to create instances of performance counter 'Distributor:
# of Logs Distributed/Sec' - Couldn't get process information from remote
machine.

Source: Enterprise Library
Description: Failed to create instances of performance counter 'Client # of
Logs Written/Sec' - Couldn't get process information from remote machine.

So, the ASPNET account doesn't have permissions to create instances of the
Enterprise Library performance counters, but, what can I do to give it that
permissions? or There is another way to resolve this problem??

Thanks.
 

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