Attempts to perform a user logon operation and impersonates a user. You specify the user with a user name and domain, and authenticate the user with a clear-text password.
Server.LogonUser (UserName as String, Password as String, [Domain as String], [LogonType as LogonTypes = ltInteractive])
Where | Type | Optional | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
UserName | String | |||
Password | String | |||
Domain | String | yes | ||
LogonType | LogonTypes | yes | ltInteractive |
WWW service is usually running under account with guest privileges and the user account cannot access registry keys/values. You can logon to account with apropriate privileges and read/change registry keys and values.
W3SVC registry parameters from ASP. |
Set S = CreateObject("RegEdit.Server") 'To get access to registry from ASP S.LogonUser "Administrator", "", "Domain" Response.Write "W3SVC registry parameters : <br>" For Each Value In S.Keys("SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W3SVC\Parameters").Values Response.Write "<b>" & Value.Name & "</b> : " & Value & "<br>" Next S.RevertToSelf |
AddConnection, Close, Connect, ExpandEnvironmentStrings, GetKey, LogonUser, RevertToSelf
Server/computer for the ActiveX regedit.
You can use GetKey method to get a specified key from the server.
Keys property returns a collection containing subkeys of a connected key (See Connect method).
Intuitive, easy to use COM interface to windows registry. Set of classes to read/enumerate/modify windows registry keys and values from ASP, VBS and T-SQL.
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