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Anyone can help me on that. Please.

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    I have When I try to write into the share folder in the server, a message shows. Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password. The security parameters is ASP.NET All Access and Everyone All Access. But the message continue. The ASPNET account goes to Locked. I have to unlocked and then try again, but anything happend. Always the same Message. What's wrong?.

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      I have When I try to write into the share folder in the server, a message shows. Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password. The security parameters is ASP.NET All Access and Everyone All Access. But the message continue. The ASPNET account goes to Locked. I have to unlocked and then try again, but anything happend. Always the same Message. What's wrong?.

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      Have you set a password for ASPNET? By default the system controls the ASPNET password so no one will know what it is. Torin Blair
      'In the immortal words of Socrates - "I drank what?".'

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        Have you set a password for ASPNET? By default the system controls the ASPNET password so no one will know what it is. Torin Blair
        'In the immortal words of Socrates - "I drank what?".'

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        Hi Mm.. no. Do you think, this is the reason?. I have to set the ASPNET password to "ASPNET" or any?. Johnny Lizardo

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          Hi Mm.. no. Do you think, this is the reason?. I have to set the ASPNET password to "ASPNET" or any?. Johnny Lizardo

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          I would actually avoid logging in to any machine as ASPNET at all. It's really, really bad for security. Either create a second account on the machine, or get the Administrator to create a second account for you to log in with. Torin Blair
          'In the immortal words of Socrates - "I drank what?".'

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