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You create an ASP.NET application named TestKApp for TestKings intranet. TestKApp stores static data in a flat file. The file is located in a separate directory on the Web server. You want to allow only your application to access this directory. TestKApp uses Microsoft Windows authentication. The application runs successfully on your computer. However, when TestKApp is deployed to the test server, testers report a permission error when the application attempts to access the flat file. You need to ensure that the application can load the data from the flat file. You want to prevent users from using the file system to read the file. What should you do?
A. Add the following element to the authorization section of the Web.config file:
B. Add the following element to the system.web section of the Web.config file: C. Grant the ASPNET account Read permission on the directory where the file is located. D. In the Machine.config file, set the userName attribute in the processModel section to system.