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Message: [QUOTE="Ray at, post: 4335217"] Plain text reply: You're using a domain account for IIS, yes? And the domain account has NTFS and share permissions to the resource, yes? Is the IIS server able to resolve the servername? When you log on to the IIS server as this account that you are using for IIS and try to access the share via UNC, can you access it? Are you getting an error? How are you trying to access it? Ray at work Context: Running Windows 2003 Server on an intranet. A web is configured with an anonymous access account that is a domain account that has been granted the desired access to a file on another server in the domain. An asp page in the web attempts to open (or any other access) the remote file and fails. Auditing is enabled on the remote system and for the file in question but no access denied records are being recorded. If the ASP is changed to access any file on the local server it works (regardless of location on the server). Question: Why? Is there a constraint that I am unaware of that precludes access to remote resources (via a redirector) through ASP? Or am I just missing something obvious? Any suggestions on how to gather additional diagnostic info on this if it is possible? TIA [/QUOTE]