UNC and HttpContext.Current.User

If your ASP.NET web site running in a UNC location, and also running the site with windows integrated authentication.

And now, you are trying to get the Http.Current.User. You will get the account who running for Application pool whatever you login for test. I found the only way to get real login account is using Request.ServerVariables[“LOGON_USER”].

Environment: IIS6.0, Umbraco

Does anyone have another solution?

Remove Server From MOSS Farm

There are four way to remove the server from MOSS server farm.

• First one is disconnect by running the configuration wizard from the start menu. This is the same way to use if you want to leave MOSS 2007 installed on the server but disjoined from the farm.
• Second on is removes the server if you want to clean up the serer when it can contact the configuration database. This method also uninstalls the SharePoint from the server.
  • ​Use Add/Remove Programs in the control panel.
  • In "Add/Remove Programs", you can remove "Microsoft Office SharePoint 2007", and it wills pop-up a warning, Click Ok to continue.
• The third method is removing the server from the server farm in the SharePoint Central Administration site. This way is easy and quickly, almost no latency, the action was completed. But this way don’t disconnect the server from the SharePoint database.
• The last method is more advanced, it will disconnecting the server from the SharePoint configuration database. And then you can format the server or re-install MOSS, whatever you want for the server. The step is very easy:
  • Open a command prompt to c:\program files\common files\Microsoft shared\web server extensions\12\bin (the SharePoint installed path)
  • Run following command:
    psconfig –cmd configdb –disconnect

Actually, I do server remove by the three and last one method, remove the server from MOSS farm by Central administration site, and then disconnected the server from configuration database. It is easy and cleanly, and without reset anything/reboot machine.