Access to message queue is denied

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My asp.net stie uses message queue to transfer and receive messages,but my site giving error that Access to message queue is denied.

What could be possible reasons for this,

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1)My current user have full administrative access.
2)I also tried giving permission manually to everyone,but this wont affect.
3)Is there something missing when i installed message queuing service from server manager.
4)Event viewer also not shown anything.
5)my database log shown Access to message queue is denied
6)I already restarted message queue service.

Posted 11-Oct-15 19:30pm

Mangesh9692

Updated 12-Oct-15 23:28pm

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ZurdoDev 12-Oct-15 8:12am

The identity account on your app pool needs to have permissions.

Mangesh9692 12-Oct-15 8:34am

Thanks for response.

But how to set that.

ZurdoDev 12-Oct-15 8:35am

MSMQ permissions: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc732135(v=ws.10).aspx

Mangesh9692 12-Oct-15 8:45am

hi Ryan as already mentioned that i already given full access to everyone as per link you suggest.
This link is given permission to user. Any other help appreciated.

ZurdoDev 12-Oct-15 8:47am

I would still make sure the account on your app pool has specific permissions. The error is clear, and I've only seen it give that error for one reason.

Mangesh9692 12-Oct-15 8:49am

My msmq service running on network service and my pool identity is application pool identity.

ZurdoDev 12-Oct-15 9:03am

I would suggest creating a domain account and setting your app pool to use that account and then giving that account permissions to MSMQ.

Mangesh9692 13-Oct-15 5:27am

Thanks for your reply.
But i have some questions
1)Actually my website hosted on one server and that site remotely used by other colleagues using server's ip address.So other member login their machine using their own id.So sometimes my colleagues don't have administrative access on their machine.
2)What is built in account which has full message queue access,because i cant create new user on my client machine. eg Local system,Network service,Application pool identity which is better.

ZurdoDev 13-Oct-15 7:38am

1. I'm not sure how that relates to the question.
2. I don't know.

Mangesh9692 14-Oct-15 0:13am

How to give full access of message queue to everyone using batch(.bat) file

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Mangesh9692 · Accepted Answer · 2015-10-20T00:15:00

After lots of research i found perfect solution for this.

When you install MSMQ for winodws their are two different mode available for installation one is workgroup other one is domain.

Please install MSMQ in domain mode when your machine in domain or install MSMQ in workgroup mode when your machine is in work goup.

How to install MSMQ in domain and workgoup

Sever manager-->add role and feature-->next-->In MSMQ feature select Directory service integration(for domain installation) and uncheck this for work group installtion.

This really solves your problem...enjoy...