By default, ASP.NET will run under a special account called ASPNET. In all other scenario's, IIS is using the account you determined in the previous step.įor ASP.NET, things are a bit different. If Application Protection is set to High (Isolated ) and you are using Anonymous Access, the account that IIS is using is the IWAM_ MachineName account.
To do so, close the Authentication Methods dialog, and switch to the Home Directory tab on the Default Web Site Properties dialog:įigure 3: The Home Directory tab of the Default Web site Properties dialog
Finally you have to check whether your site is running Out of Process. Note that when Anonymous access is enabled, it doesn't really matter whether Basic and or Integrated authentication are checked as well the account that IIS is using will still be the anonymous, or IUSR_MachineName, account. If Anonymous access is not checked, and Basic and / or Integrated Windows authentication are checked, the account you use to log on to your Web site is used by IIS. If Anonymous access is checked (as in the screen shot above), the user name you see in the User name field is the account that IIS is using. You'll see a screen similar to this one appear:įigure 2: The Authentication Methods dialog in IIS for the Default Web Site button in the Anonymous access and authentication control section of the dialog. Open the Directory Security tab and then click the Edit. Right-click the Default Web Site in the tree at the left and choose Properties. This article assumes you're configuring the Default Web Site, so make sure you adjust any steps to match your situation if necessary. If you're configuring another Web site, or a Virtual Directory / Application, locate that one instead. Expand the tree in the left hand pane until you see Default Web Site. Start the Internet Information Services management console, which you'll find the under Administrative Tools which in turn you'll find either directly on the Start Menu, or in the Windows Control Panel.įigure 1: The Internet Information Services MMC snap-in. To find out how your system is configured, follow these steps: The Web site or Virtual Directory / Application is configured for Anonymous Access, but you manually changed the account used for anonymous access 
The account you used to log on to your Web application The Web site or Virtual Directory / Application is configured for Basic Authentication or Integrated Windows Authentication The Web site or Virtual Directory / Application is configured for Anonymous Access, but runs out of process (The Application Protection is set to High in the Home Directory or Virtual Directory tab of your Web application)
The Web site or Virtual Directory / Application is configured for Anonymous Access
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