Re: ASP.NET Security/Authentication question

From: Terry (terry_at_xxx.com)
Date: 03/18/05

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    If I use IIS authentication, can I control which users have access to which
    forms and if they have read or full access?

    Terry
    "Dominick Baier [DevelopMentor]" <dbaier@pleasepleasenospamdevelop.com>
    wrote in message news:143254632466893878993430@news.microsoft.com...
    > Hello Terry,
    >
    > at first - ask yourself the following question: will my users be stored as
    > Windows accounts (AD or SAM) - or will they be stored in a custom store
    (e.g.
    > SQL Server)
    >
    > if Windows - set <authentication mode="Windows" /> and make yourself
    familiar
    > with IIS authentication types
    > if Customer - set <authentication mode="Forms" /> and make yourself
    familiar
    > with Forms Authentication
    >
    > ---------------------------------------
    > Dominick Baier - DevelopMentor
    > http://www.leastprivilege.com
    >
    > > I am a newbie on ASP.NET.
    > > I am creating an asp.net application (with C#) which will have a
    > > number of
    > > screens.
    > > The backend database for this app is SQL Server.
    > > The user is required to login and we have to be able to control which
    > > users
    > > have access to which screens and if they have read only or update
    > > access.
    > > I have just started reading about the different types of
    > > authentication for
    > > asp.net.
    > > Can anyone provide me with some direction as the best way to proceed.
    > > Terry
    > >
    >
    >
    >

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