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For an ASP.NET app to impersonate a logged in user, especially from a fully-qualified domain name, you'll need to configure two things. <ol> <li>The App Pool identity for your ASP.NET application. Is this running as Network Service or as a specific user? The identity running the application must be "enabled for delegation." This is an option in Active Directory for that user account. If your application is running as Network Service, you'll want to enable delegation on the Computer account in AD instead of an user account.</li> <li>The SPN (service principal name) for the application domain. A SPN is kind of like DNS for authentication, and is required for impersonation. If you are just using the machine name (e.g. <code>http://server/app</code>) AND you are using Network Service as the identity, you won't need to configure a SPN because one is set up by default for you when the server joins Active Directory. However, if you use a specific user account for the ASP.NET identity OR you want your users to use a fully qualified domain name (e.g. <code>http://www.server.com</code>), you'll need to tell Active Directory about this, and you do that using a SPN. Your Active Directory administrator should be familiar with SPNs and the setspn.exe command.</li> </ol> Please note that you may need to add a SPN for your CRM server as well, since it is just another ASP.NET application too. You should only need to do this if your internal CRM site is using a user account as the Identity OR you access the internal CRM using a fully-qualified domain name, just like your custom ASP.NET app. Hope that helps!
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