RE: Windows authentication in code

Hello Jerry,

If you just want to get a user account name ( windows authenticated), you
may use a cookie/session to store it. Or, the solution in another thread we
discuss "Mixing Forms and Windows Securiey", use "this.User.Identity.Name"
after authenticated by "winlogin.aspx".

Regards,

Luke Zhang
Microsoft Online Community Lead

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