Why oh why doesnt this work???
I have a simple forms authentication that all works fine, ie it validates
user details against a db.
When i try to redirect it goes off to nowhere.

When attempting to access the Registry, I receive errors.
I have attempted to add code to assert access to the key,
but this does not help. The documentation on accessing
the Registry is pathetic.

We are experiencing the following error when writing to a custom log file:
"Requested registry access is not allowed."
We have created the custom log file using the code below and then add full
permissions to the ASPNET account at the Registry Key

I bailed on this before and just went to Basic Authentication and told the
users they would have to live with signing on again.... but now I need to
get it working...
Domain:  Windows 2003

I have created an Excel object to run an excel report and
download to client side.  I use the Excel 9.0 COM object
(Excel 2000) in my project.  However, when deployed to
client site (which is using Excel 2003), the workstations

I get into the problem... My web application, which uses authentication
mode="Windows", so the app will impersonate under the user, which access
it's pages. In the application, I do use
"Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey.OpenRemoteBaseKey", which fails, because the

I am writing a web site for my client using asp.net. But I don't want him to
able to read the code and reuse it in future.  How can I protect the code
and still give him a copy? Any idea? just wild guess like compiling the
project into .exe, component or dll. I have no idea. Please ...

I have an ASP.Net app for which I want to be able to log
events to the Windows 2000 server event log under a special
log name. I encountered the initial security exceptionwhen
I first tried this in code and then did some research on

If a web app uses forms authentication and a specific aspx page has a role
authorization,  where should a browser be directed if a user is not in the
role for that location?
Background to my question:

 How's everybody???
 Hey I have a quick question.  How can I set up the Authentication Mode on
IIS from my SETUP project.  I'm using Windows Authentication and
Impersonation and I have the respective tags in the web.config, like this

My problem still remains but I found a little formulation
error in my question. I hope that didn' cause i got no
answers.
I have a web system with forms authentication that works

I would like to create a WebApp, say MySecurityProvider,
that just contains a login page that knows how to
authenticate a user. And I want other web apps, e.g.
MyTestWebApp, that require authentication to point their

Just wondering how safe it is to include sensitive information such as a
database connection string in web.config.

I have an application with forms authentication setting specified in the
web.config of the app root; so all users must login before they can access
any page within the app. Is there a way to have a subfolder with a page that
within the app that doesn't require user to login ?

I have my security stuff set up and it works fine for all aspx files, so a
user that want to access an aspx file in a certain folder can only access
them when being logged on correctly. But when putting a normal html file
into that folder that is only accessible by logged on users, ...