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Thanks for your help so far, Nigel, but I have decided to re-write the back end in SQL.

One other thing I have noticed. if I add the following line to the top of the page load: Response.Write(Context.User.Identity.Name); and run it from Server B it shows my Active Directory username. If I run it from Server A it shows nothing at all. I have tried setting Identity...

Hi Nigel, I will come out and say it - I don't know how to do that. If you can give me the steps it would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Cash

The mdb file is not in the web application folder. What we had was an ASP web application based on one server (Server C). The administrator has their own page to update the database. We were then tasked with re-writing the pages in ASP.NET and placing them in a new web application on a new...

Thanks Nigel, but I already tried adding the EVERYONE group to the file permissions and gave that group full control. It still only worked when I accessed it from Server B; Server A still didn't work.

Hi guys, I am new to Access (came into programming a few years ago and went straight to SQL - don't hold it against me). I have an Access DB on a remote server which serves as the datasource for my website. The website is hosted on server A and I debug and create the website on server B...