Create standard for ASP.NET to second tier resource like SQL DB

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Jeremy Smith - 21 Jul 2004 20:30 GMT

I'm looking to create a standard for all of our 200 ASP.NET
application on connecting to a 2 tier resource. As it is right now, we
have each developer doing how they like to do it. Since I will be the
IIS Admin and will providing support for the production environment. I
want to create a standard to make trouble shooting easier.

We have IIS 6.0 with website set to Integrated Authentication and SQL
2000.

I'm also looking at setting access to the website the ASP.NET user and
group roles and not NTFS. Any pros or cons to this?

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richlm - 24 Jul 2004 22:16 GMT

You might find some useful ideas/concepts here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnnetsec/html/s
ecnetlpMSDN.asp
It describes a series of application architecture scenarios describing how
to connect your ASP.NET application to a database server. The only drawback
is it targets IIS5.0 and not 6.0.

> I'm looking to create a standard for all of our 200 ASP.NET
> application on connecting to a 2 tier resource. As it is right now, we
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> I'm also looking at setting access to the website the ASP.NET user and
> group roles and not NTFS. Any pros or cons to this?

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Create standard for ASP.NET to second tier resource like SQL DB

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