Is It Safe to Set validateIntegratedModeConfiguration=false in Order to Continue Using Identity Impersonate=True?
We Have Upgraded an Asp. Net Web Application from Iis6 to Iis7 Integrated Mode. Our Application Uses: and Therefore We Have Had to Set: Is This Sensible? My...
We have upgraded an ASP.NET web application from IIS6 to IIS7 integrated mode. Our application uses:
<identity impersonate="true"/>
and therefore we have had to set:
<validation validateIntegratedModeConfiguration="false" />
Is this sensible? My instincts say not, but searching on google for this issue, this "workaround" is suggested on every page visited.
Is impersonation no longer a good practice in IIS7 integrated, and should we abandon it and come up with a different solution?
1 Answer
@GregT: Below is the link that answers your question
As I understand that specific line of code is added up to log issues as errors and perform the necessary operation.
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