Turn Off Security on Netscape 7.0

When it comes to running applications under a specific context, there are several scenarios where this is necessary. For ASP.NET applications, turning off impersonation and running under the application pool identity is a common practice. This can be achieved by adding specific code in the web.config file.

Each application pool is configured to run under the content of a user account, with the default value being NETWORKSERVICE. In IIS 7 and above, Anonymous Authentication behaves similarly to previous versions, except for one key change: it now runs under the context of the worker process identity.

In addition to supporting all the old features that developers have come to know and love, some enhancements have also been made. One such improvement is the Anonymous Authentication feature, which has been unified with other authentication protocols to produce a robust pipeline in IIS 7 and above. This new pipeline does an excellent job of combining the best aspects of both older models.

In previous versions of IIS, there were two separate authentication models that ASP.NET application developers had to program against. However, IIS 7 and above have brought many new security improvements from IIS 6.0, making it easier for developers to create secure applications.

Turn off security on netscape 7.0