Authenticating using a single network account with impersonation

If you are using impersonation, the application pool uses your domain account for authentication, so you don't need to set the application pool identity. Instead you must set up impersonation on both the virtual directory and the Infor Public Sector application, at either the root node or at page level. We recommend page-level authentication as it is the most restrictive.

  1. In IIS select the virtual directory for the network share and then select Authentication.
  2. To enable Windows authentication, right-click Windows Authentication and select Enable.
  3. Makes sure ASP.NET Impersonation is also enabled.
  4. Right-click ASP.NET Impersonation and select Edit.
  5. Specify the domain account that has read/write privileges on the network shared in the Specific user field.
    Follow the same steps to set up impersonation for Infor Public Sector.
  6. If you want to authenticate requests at the root of the Infor Public Sector application, select the application folder under Default Web Site in IIS.
  7. If you want to authenticate at the page level, browse to Core/Attachments under the application directory and select the Content View tab to see the contents of the folder. You must set up authentication for SubmitFrame.aspx and ShowAttachment.aspx.
  8. To set up authentication for a selected page, right-click it and select Switch to Features View.