Hello,
I have a web application that uses forms authentication. I have been asked to implement a feature that logs users out automatically if they navigate to a page outside of the secured portion of the web app. This request means that cookie timeouts won't work, it needs to be ...

Running IIS 6 and ASP.NET, the only way an application can access SQL Server
seems to be as "NT AUTHORITY / NETWORK SERVICE" (or an alias specified in
the <identity> element within "web.config").  This is analagous to the
"ASPNET" user for IIS 5 and ASP.NET.

I have a partner company that has a web site that I need to gain access
through the web site in my company. I need to be able to log into my site
and then have somekind of way to then access this other site that also
requires a login in a way that allows me to pass a set of ...

I have a webservice under IIS6/Win2003 Server. When I try to invoke a method
that have a strong type dataset as parameter for update in database I
receive on the client the follwing error: Http error 413 request entity is
too large.

I'm working on a webapplication, most part is for anonymous access, but for
one part login is needed. All the files after login are in one particual
folder: "/login".
Usernames and passwords are stored in a tabel on SQL Server.

do you know why if i've got an entry in the web.config like this:
<location path="Reportistica/Cruscotto">
 <system.web>
  <authorization>

Hi, I am reading directory information (directory name and size) on
another server.  I am impersonating a user account via web.config.
This account has admin rights but I get this: "Exception Details:
System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path

    In forms based security do I have to arrange pages into subdirectories
in order to secure them?  I want the public to access my home page and
public content but want to restrict other content only to those for whom
I've granted a userid.  Seems like I must organize all the ...

I'm a little uncertain about what I'm asking so please be gentle.
I (think) I want to be able to identify and authenticate the currently
logged on user against the Active Directory. We have a 2000 domain server
and 2000 clients on our network.

Hey all,
Working on revamping our Intranet here and making use of the LDPA, Active
Directory, Directory Services, etc. that .Net provides.  I am still fairly
new on this subject, so the problem I have run into I am not sure how to

Hey all,
I would like to preface my question by stating I am still learning ASP.net
and while I am confident in the basics and foundation, the more advanced
stuff is still a challenge.  Ok. :)

To start with, i'm not too sure if this is the right group to be posting in
so please let me know if these is a more suitable one.
I am trying to get my head around the mechanics behind .NET web applications
accessing SQL databases located on another pc. My current scenario is that

I'm using and overloaded RSACryptoServiceProvider rsa =
RSACryptoServiceProvider(CspParameters cp) indicating the container name
through cp.KeyContainerName property, but I don't understand what
different make to stablish PersistKeyInCsp option to true and how to

What's the different between using UseDefaultKeyContainer or
UseMachineKeyStore.
Thanks,
Johanna Espinosa L.

I am trying to copy a file to a network drive.  I can do it on the
domain controller/web server but not from a client.  Here is the code:
   Dim impersonationContext As
System.Security.Principal.WindowsImpersonationContext