How to trust an intranet-server?

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How to trust an intranet-server?

Hello,

how can I mark a Server as "trusted location"

Problem:
Was studying C# during my holidays on my notebook.
Wanted to transport the projects to our code-fileserver in the company. But now some parts of the application won't run. Message: "That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers."

If I copy the project to the local harddisk, it runs without problems.
But I need it running from our development fileserver.

How to add this Server to my "trusted locations"

thanks,
Andre

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How to trust an intranet-server?

  • Jensk

    Well, usually I do not answer my own questions, but after trying about 100 different things I finally got the solution and thought to post it here.

    In my situation it was absolutely useless to set the policy for the "machine"-range.
    Setting the policy for the "enterprise"-range did the trick.

    Now I have to discuss with admins if this is such a good idea.
    I still hope to get a clean solution by MS, of how I can tell my locally installed VS 2005 that Server XY of our local Intranet is trusted, on "machine"-level.

    ciao,
    Andre

  • idflyfish

    Gorshing,

    since I was not able to solve my problem, I tried also your soggestion as well.
    It works the same with 2.0; you just have to call the caspol.exe for the correct version.

    Alas,
    it did not solve the problem either.

    Now I do have a new entry in the section
    Runtime Security Policy/Machine/Code Groups/All_Code/CodeServer
    (where CodeServer is just the name for my new entry)

    The properties of this new entry are showing (on the tab "membership condition"):
    "condition type" := "URL"
    "URL" := "file://CodeServer/*"
    (where CodeServer is the name of the network share)

    I tried several other things (Computername, full path...), but nevertheless, this location is not trusted.

    Do you, or does somebody else, have a further idea

    thanks,
    Andre

  • sheerprogrammer

    I use the following

    @set CASPOL=C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\caspol.exe

    @%CASPOL% -machine -addgroup All_Code -url "file://APPS1/*" FullTrust -name "APPS1" -description "Applications residing on the network share \\APPS1"

    It is different if you are using the 2.0 framework



  • QualyLee

    Thanks Brendan,
    but I somehow don't seem to be able to.

    I used the Configuration Tool to increase trust-level for _all_ zones (as a test only, of course) to "full trust".

    Nevertheless, starting Visual Studio again, trying to open the project, I get a "this location is not trusted..."

    How's that possible that this remote server is not in any of the zones Or, what did I get wrong here

    Maybe you have a step-by-step for dummies.

    The Server with the code-libraries is named "S05-01" and it has an IP-Adress in our local network (192.168...)

    thanks once more in advance,
    Andre

  • Randy Brown

    You need to adjust your system’s security policy for either the remote assembly in question or perhaps your entire Intranet security policy with the .NET Framework Configuration Tool.

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