Hi,
I'm new to the Active Directory world and my .NET coding isn't too strong, but I was told that you can Assign Trust to a .NET assembly using the Active Directory.
Basically there is a group of users that I want to access a console application I wrote which modifies a user's environment temporarily. The app is located on a networked drive, so I need FullTrust permissions for it to temporarily modify the user's environment.
I can manually set up the trust on my machine by using the .NET framework wizard, but I'd have to do that on every machine I want to run this application on, which is a pain!
Anybody help me out
Thanks,
Neal
Active Directory - Assigning Trust to .NET assemblies
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