Windows 10: MSMQ send message in remote machine using WCF without adding Anonymous logon user

Hi Team,


I am trying to send a message to an MSMQ using WCF that is in the different machine but I am getting error in the dead letter of Access denied.


I am using NetMSMQBinding and tried with both modes none & messageCredentialType WindowsDomain. It's working fine when my IIS user is network service & custom account but for an App pool user, it's not working.


The exception remains the same access denied & user & SID doesn't get resolves in the message.


Following is the screenshot of the dead-letter. I am using a Transactional queue.


All the permission to the relevant user has been provided in the private queue.






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ANONYMOUS LOGON - how do i delete this account?

Hi Lloyd,

To assist you better, kindly answer these questions below:

• May we know how you see the Anonymous logon?
• Can you send us a screenshot of the issue?

Regards.

 

Running MSMQ using vb.net on remote Win10 workstations in a workgroup.


I am trying to run MSMQ sending messages from one Win10 workstations to a remote Win10 workstation within the same workgroup. I don't have a server or a domain. I am writing using VB.net. I have no problems running local private queues on a single machine. No luck trying to send to a remote queue.
The only samples are either written in VB 6.0 or reference local queues.
There are references that it can be done without a server/domain but all reference libraries in VB 6.0.

Any help, sample code, links to solutions would be appreciated.

 

ANONYMOUS Logon

Hi Microsoft,

I have see my Event Viewer have Anonymous Logon Which is from my Vmware itself inside HOST server. Could that be a hacker or?? Im using Symantec Endpoint Protection for my server. Please reply asap as this is urgent matters.

Thanks.