- OECGI2 is running on an IIS server

- OINSIGHT is on a Windows 2003 server with the OENGINE service running on it.

I would like the server with Oinsight to be able to attach Linear Hash files on another server when called via OECGI2.

In the past we could do it using an attach_table command using the UNC path (ie: APPSERVER1HS/SYSTEMS/OINSIGHT/DATABASE) with Sambar server and OI installed on the same server and OECGI configured to use a Dynamic Engine. I guess it boils down to under what Windows 2003 username is the Oengine started when called from the OEngineServer/OESocketserver. I am hoping the attach will work if I give permission to the above share for this Windows 2003 username. Any help is appreciated, Thanks, Hank </QUOTE> —- === At 03 AUG 2007 11:12AM The Sprezzatura Group wrote: === <QUOTE>It is running in the context of IIS so you need to give whichever user runs the IIS process the rights. The Sprezzatura Group World leaders in all things RevSoft </QUOTE> —- === At 03 AUG 2007 11:53AM Hank Huizinga wrote: === <QUOTE>The IIS server is in the DMZ zone. The Oinsight server is in the Secure zone. The Windows user that the IIS server uses does not exist in the secure zone. I thought that since that the socket service initiates the oengine, it would have the rights. </QUOTE> —- === At 03 AUG 2007 12:20PM The Sprezzatura Group wrote: === <QUOTE>Apologies, read too quickly. When you say the OENGINE service do you mean the socket server running as a service? The chances are that it'll be running as the local network service which by default won't have access to other machines. In the services app see what the service logs on as and work from there. The Sprezzatura Group World leaders in all things RevSoft </QUOTE> —- === At 03 AUG 2007 12:49PM Hank Huizinga wrote: === <QUOTE>Thank you, that was it. Changed the log on of the socket service from Local System account to one with rights to the UNC share and all is well. </QUOTE> View this thread on the Works forum...