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In .NET 2.0, Server-A has IIS 6. IIS 7 Server-B must host the same code base under a different URL. I created a virtual directory under Server-B for the network path of the application on server-A. I included this virtual directory on server-B as an application running in its own .NET 2.0 application pool in classic mode. Both application pools work as a single domain account that has access to this folder.
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When accessing the site from server-A, it works fine. However, access to it from server-B generates the infamous " Required permissions that cannot be obtained. ".
I tried to find a solution to this problem for two days. The two most common solutions were checking the CLR trust level on the Server-B field or setting the Load User Profile property in the application pool to True. Since I have full administrator rights, I set the trust level to Full and set the profile to True. Strongly calling all the builds of the application and throwing them into the GAC, I don't want to go there.
I'm sure I just missed some configuration somewhere. Any ideas? Thank.
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