这个似乎和我遇到的问题很相似，你可以看看我的问题：
http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/zh-CN/2212/thread/a6415463-655e-482a-af6a-4e0860c420a8
开发者对.NET采取的这种安全验证机制诟病颇多，因为这个安全机制把本来很简单的事情搞得非常麻烦。如果两台电脑不在同一个Domain当中，报错给出的提示并不能解决实际的问题。
http://www.codeproject.com/answers/55152/How-do-I-configure-security-to-get-rid-of-a-NET-Re.aspx
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Everything works wonderfully when running both the client and the server on
one machine, but putting it on a different machine completely breaks it.
I've tried just about every combination of impersonationLevel's,
tokenImpersonationLevels, authorizationModules, secure/unsecure, you name it
I've done it. All I want is anonymous access -- I have my own authorization
scheme damn it!
GAHHHH!!!!!
Sorry. Can anyone point me in the right direction? All I need is an example
of a remoting object that does absolutely no client validation. I would
think that would be so simple and yet Microsoft makes this so hard. Horrible
documentation on the subject of remoting IMHO.
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http://okquestions.com/c6f9ea1cc7ee15b674a912edf04cf62f-_2005_easy_remoting_question/
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This should be the easiest thing in the world to do, but it has turned into
a huge nightmare. No matter what I do, I cannot get rid of NT authentication
when using .NET remoting over the internet. I always end up getting "A
remote side security requirement was not fulfilled during authentication.
Try increasing the ProtectionLevel and/or ImpersonationLevel.", no matter
what I do.
ALL I want to do is have a client-activated object, where the server does NO
authentication. I absolutely, for the life of me, cannot figure out how to
disable NT authentication. I've made an authorizationModule that always
returned true, I've disabled and enabled every single setting in the
IDictionary used to set up the different TcpChannels. Somebody out there
MUST have an example -- this is driving me NUTS.
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