Hi all,
My previous Q on this didn't get answered. I may have confused matters a
little.
If I use Active Directory to authenticate users on my site, where do I
manage the other aspects of site security such as roles? Is it all done in
the active directory or the membership data in the SQL Server?
i.e. If I set up AD as my membership provider and use the ASP.NET
configuration page, does the AD provide purely just the authentication. I
see in web.config there is membership defaultProvider and a seperate
roleManager which can use a different connection string.
Thanks.

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clintonG - 12 Mar 2008 15:27 GMT
Yea the silence gets deafening when it starts to show how FUBAR some of the
framework implementations have been left all broken and malformed ainna?
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Peter Bromberg [C# MVP] - 12 Mar 2008 16:56 GMT
The AuthorizationStoreRoleProvider works with Microsoft Authorization Manager
(AzMan). AzMan can use role information stored in XML files or in Active
Directory.
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clintonG - 12 Mar 2008 19:38 GMT
Wouldn't you agree that those kludged and outright flakey aspects of 2.0
Membership, Roles and Profiles have been left fallow with later releases?
Especially with regard to the scope of authentication in general?
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