I am using forms authentication to secure my pages.  
For my logout, I created a logout page with
FormsAuthentication.signout is called at the Page_Load.
However, after I log-out, I still be able to access and

I am at my wits end with IIS security.
I am trying to run a component from an aspx page which accesses the sockets
namespace.  Of course because most administrators cannot keep there servers
secure microsoft now has it so any attempt to access a socket from the

Can anyone shed any light on the following:
I have forms authentication setup within the web.config file (see below)
which protects the entire website, which brings up the login page - OK.
However, even though I have been logged in and authenticated it is still

I have code in the Global.asax that adds roles to a logged in user, which
all works fine.
But, i noticed that every request for a page thereafter runs this code each
time - which requires a call to the DB, which is costly.

I have a WebService that is using FormsAuthentication (setup in the
web.config file) as follows:
<authentication mode="Forms">
<forms name=".ASPXAUTH" loginUrl="https://foo.com/Register/Login.aspx"

L.S.,
For our client we have built a web application for use on their
internal network.
The employees need to log onto the application specifically,

I'm having a problem getting forms authentication to work.
I have two web config files.  The first one (located in
the application directory) is defined as follows:
<configuration>  

My web application uses windows based authentication.  I need to have
a sign out feature, has anyone got an idea of how you sign out when
using windows authentication.
Regards

my screen is composed of 2 frames.
the left frame has a treeView control, and the right frame
display info about the selected node from the left frame.
In some cases , I need to fire the PostBack event of the

Simply, I wish to return System.IO.File.Exists
("\\myserver_1\myshare\myfolder\myfile.doc") within an
ASP.NET web application that sits
on "\\myserver_2"(windows server 2003). The application is

Greetings. I'm looking for a message from late September of this year,
and I'd like to know if there are archives availale anywhere. Anyone
know?
Thanks,

I'd like to poll for some best practices about ASP.NET application
security.
Here's what it's about:
I wanna develop an ASP.NET web application with VS.NET 2003. This

I don't event know where to begin to solve it. I tried
everything I could find on the net, with no avail. I ma
loading an assembly using http. Here are the steps
leanding to the assembly load and create object instance

I am trying to loop through a directory and place all the folders and files
into an array.   I want to store only the folders and files that the current
user has access to into the array.  Below is some sample code of what I'm
doing:

I'm having a problem in ASP.NET enabling write access to the system event
log using EMAB, which uses System.Diagnostics.WriteEntry under the covers.
Specifically:
* The web application has anonymous authentication (only) enabled.