* no passwords to worry about
* already trusted for kerberos delegation
* can still use it to talk to a database under integrated security (you just grant access to the machinename$ account in the domain).
Hey - this is what this account was *invented* for.
However, sometimes a specific service account is a must. Reasons include:
* Needing to differentiate access rights between applications running on the same host
* Needing to authenticate back across a one-way domain trust
* Specific policy mandates
Unfortunately you can't just add any account to IIS_WPG and use it, because the ACL on windows\temp is wrong: and grants access to network service rather than to the group. Miss this one, and you'll just get serialization errors left right and center.
So I do this:
Net localgroup iis_wpg /add mydomain\myserviceaccount
cacls %systemroot%\temp /E /G IIS_WPG:C
...then when you change the identity of the app pool you won't get 'Service Unavailable'.
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