I have this problem which involves writing MSMQ messages from machine A (Windows 7) to machine B (Windows Server 2008) which are in the same network. This problem only occurs when the message is sent from a local account; it works great when sending the message from my domain user account and the local system user (LocalService).
Info and troubleshooting so far:
The dead-letter queue at machine A is filled with messages labeled "Access denied".
The receiving queues on machine B has all permissions granted to the "Everyone" group. This also goes for the overlying security settings of the "Message Queuing" feature. I have also tried granting all permissions to the computer name of machine A.
Events are showing up under machine A's Event Viewer/Applications and Services/Microsoft/Windows/MSMQ/End2End, labeled as "Message came over network". There are, however, no relevant messages shown under Event Viewer/Windows Logs/Application or Security.
The messages sent from machine A and the receiving queues on machine B both have the transactional setting enabled.
I have tried turning off the Windows firewall with no result.
Question: I suspect that this has something to do with machine B not recognizing the local account used on machine A. Is there in some way possible to grant this account the right permission on machine B so that machine A can write to machine B's queue?
