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Using File Share - Different Domain

If the files you want to read resides on a file share in a different domain, you can accomplish this by editing the Application Pool Identity, thus enabling doc read from the UNC server.

  1. Create a User on the Bizview Application Server (i.e. bizview_user).
  2. Create a User on the File Server with the same name (i.e. bizview_user).
  3. Share the scanned document folders (and underlying structure) to this user.
  4. Now, on the Application Server, in IIS, set up a new Application Pool running .Net 4.0.
  5. Set the Identity property for this Application Pool to the user you created in steps 1 and 2 (in this example, bizview_user):

    Bizview_document_viewer_bizview_user

  6. Edit the Bizview Application properties to use this new Application Pool:

    Enable_BizView_Document_Viewer_testpool
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Using File Share - Different Domain

If the files you want to read resides on a file share in a different domain, you can accomplish this by editing the Application Pool Identity, thus enabling doc read from the UNC server.

  1. Create a User on the Bizview Application Server (i.e. bizview_user).
  2. Create a User on the File Server with the same name (i.e. bizview_user).
  3. Share the scanned document folders (and underlying structure) to this user.
  4. Now, on the Application Server, in IIS, set up a new Application Pool running .Net 4.0.
  5. Set the Identity property for this Application Pool to the user you created in steps 1 and 2 (in this example, bizview_user):

    Bizview_document_viewer_bizview_user

  6. Edit the Bizview Application properties to use this new Application Pool:

    Enable_BizView_Document_Viewer_testpool
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