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This How To describes how to create a least privileged local account. If administration is your primary concern, you can use a least privileged, constrained domain account with a strong password.

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  • ASP.NET does not impersonate by default. As a result, any resource access performed by your Web application uses the ASP.NET process identity. In this event, Windows resources must have an access control list (ACL) that grants access to the ASP.NET process account.
  • If you enable impersonation, your application accesses resources using the original caller's security context, or the anonymous Internet user account (by default, IUSR_MACHINE), if IIS is configured for anonymous authentication. In this event, resources must have ACLs based on the original caller identity (or IUSR_MACHINE).
  • Always adhere to the principle of least privilege when creating a custom account—give the minimum set of required privileges and permissions only.
  • Avoid running ASP.NET using the SYSTEM account.
  • Avoid granting the account the "Act as part of the operating system" privilege.

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This How To includes the following steps:

  • Step 1. Create a New Local Account
  • Step 2. Assign Minimum Privileges
  • Step 3. Assign NTFS Permissions
  • Step 4. Configure ASP.NET to Run Using the New Account

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This account is identified as ASPNET under Local Users and Groups, and has a strong password secured in the Local System Authority (LSA).

When you need to access network resources, such as a database, using the ASP.NET process identity, you can do one of the following:


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