Copy a file from one server to another on same domain.

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I have hosted my web application on IIS 6 (Source Server), In it there is one Transfer button which download 1 excel file in Downloads folder of System. Now I want to copy that downloaded file to another server in E:\\ Drive. "Both server are in same domain."

Please find below details.

Credential of Destination Server.
User Name :: 1945
Domain :: MindcraftD
Pass :: Pass@123
Destination Server :: 192.168.6.230

Credentials of Source server.
User Name :: 1786
Domain :: MindcraftD
Pass :: Mindcraft@123
Source Server:: 192.168.6.126


Request you to help

Thanks In Advance

What I have tried:

I tried through LogonUser() function,  WindowsIdentity, WindowsImpersonationContext classes ........

Posted 4-May-17 20:44pm

Abhijit Mindcraft

Updated 4-May-17 20:58pm

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Nirav Prabtani 5-May-17 3:06am

why are you sharing credential ?

Abhijit Mindcraft 5-May-17 6:53am

:) Don't Worry.

Jochen Arndt 5-May-17 3:35am

Do you have created a share on the destination's server E:\ directory?

Abhijit Mindcraft 5-May-17 6:44am

yes

Folder Name:: "New"

F-ES Sitecore 5-May-17 5:51am

Internet domain of Windows network domain?

Abhijit Mindcraft 5-May-17 7:00am

Windows network domain.

F-ES Sitecore 5-May-17 7:06am

By default the account your code runs under in IIS does not have access to the network. So create a user that has access to the share you need access to and have your code run under that account instead (google how to change the user in IIS), and then you can use System.IO to copy files like normal.

Abhijit Mindcraft 9-May-17 1:35am

Succeed.

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