Re: Authorization question, w/ "Windows" authentication mode


Joe Kaplan (MVP - ADSI) wrote:
Yes, that is normal. To avoid a database hit, you can use the cache or use
session state or perhaps a cookie (if it is properly MACed or encrypted to
prevent tampering).

thanks, joe. ill likely store them in the session or a cookie. i did a
quick google on MAC -- is this message authority checking? an article
(non-.NET) mentioned an MD5 algorythm.. know of any nifty .NET code for
this?


thanks!
matt

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