I'm just a beginner so please bear with me. I have two csharp projects under
one solution and I'd like users to hit the login page and get redirected to
a solution depending on their id is. I'd appreciate if someone can post some
examples or give tips.

This is driving me nuts:
I've used this same exact setup (web.config, see below) before without
any problems... the authentication does not stop at the logon page AT
ALL. I've put breakpoints in it to be sure, plus, there's no code at

Hi I am trying to set up an asp.net application where I want the client to have to provide password and user name everytime so do not want to put the cookie file on the client machine.  Just wondering if there is a way to do this?  I am thinking of using forms authentication, I ...

Hello, all. We are interested in moving to ASP.NET from ASP, and wanted a
few questions answered for those in our department somewhat uneasy about new
technologies -- one particularly important one having to do with security;
we're keenly interested in building secure applications ...

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Hello all.  I'm writing an application that is writing trace information
that can be viewed in trace.axd.  I would like to rename this and use a
different name specific to my application. I know the name of this is set in
machine.config. I was hoping it would be possible to change ...

Hello peoples
this is a question regarding security of windows application
I want to add another property (the UserID) to System.Security.Principal.IIdentity
My code looks logical (at least to me) and does show the property 'UserID' in the Intellisense

By example
Client
token = new UsernameToken("juan", "1111", PasswordOption.TextPlain );
Server

We have some/few visitors to our site who can't login to our Secure
area of the site and have been able to in the past. We just upgraded
our web server and for about a day we had certificate problems and it
was prompting people whether they wanted to trust the certificate or

This seems to be a common question, but all the posts I see do not have a
clear answer.
Here's an excerpt of my WebPart code:
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I need to verify that a certificate is coming from a valid certificate
authority.  Does anybody know where I could obtain a list with that
information?
Thanks,

Please pardon my ignorance with this one, but I am pounding my head
against System.DirectoryServices and have an idea. Why not simply turn
off "Anonymous User" access to my website, and let Windows provide the
login of the person viewing the page through a call to

OK - I know this subject has been hased out many times before but I can't
seem to figure this out.
I have a Web service that needs to write to a logfile.  The log is an XML
file that is located in a subdirectory "logs" that is located under the

I have developed a .net web application. In this I am having some .aspx files and one web.config file. All  the files are in same folder. In my web.config file I set authentication mode as 'Forms'. I also have login.aspx fine in my app. Now when I try to access any page directely ...

I have a VB6 Windows Form application that calls a VB.NET Assembly.   I can
successfully call any test method in the assembly (like return "hello
world"), but one method in the assembly uses calls to
System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlEncode.   That causes this error to be returned