Re: Use Roles with Forms auth ans SQL?

From: |{evin (You@dont.need)
Date: 02/16/03

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    From: "|{evin" <You@dont.need>
    Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2003 20:07:33 GMT
    
    

    On Sun, 16 Feb 2003 14:38:05 -0500, Mary Chipman <mchip@nomail.please>
    wrote:

    >A good resource for you would be the asp.net security best practices
    >whitepaper, which you can download from
    >http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/release.asp?ReleaseID=44047. It's
    >not trivial to set up database authentication in a safe manner, so I
    >don't think coffee alone is going to do it <g>.
    >
    >-- Mary
    >MCW Technologies
    >http://www.mcwtech.com
    >

    Woohoo, more reading! :) Thanks for the link, I probably won't get to
    read it through until this evening though. The wife gets irritated
    when I spend the weekend locked in the office.

    As far as being completely safe, my understanding is that this won't
    have to be completely bulletproof, more of a working demo first, then
    internal use, and then allowing it to be accessed externally. One
    thing I _do_ know, however is that the person who has asked me to do
    this doesn't want to create computer accounts. So Windows
    authentication gets tossed out right off the bat.... although. as I
    type this I just had a thought.

    What about creating an OU to hold these users and using policy to ONLY
    allow them access to this web application? No log on locally, etc etc.
    I'll have to think about it get back with the guy, this would still
    allow for web administration as I know a bit about ADSI and have used
    it to create user accounts with VB and scripting.... C# shouldn't be
    that much more difficult.

    Now my head hurts... again.. thanks for the link and if anyone else
    has any more ideas... feel free to throw them at me.



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