I am running Windows XP Pro, I have IIS installed and I am developing an
asp.net application (VS2002).  I didn't have an ASPNET account (system came
with .NET Framework 1.0) so I downloaded and installed v1.1 in hopes that an
ASPNET account would be created.  It wasn't.  What can ...

   I was wondering what local security groups a developer needs to belong
to in order to be able to write, test and debug VB, C# and ASP.net on
Windows XP?
   The groups that are in question are Debugger Users and VS Developers. I

In C#, I want to log in a user who has a specific role.
The role was originally "Cashier". However, now
the "Cashier" can be prefixed with anything, such
as "LS_Cashier". Since the role name is not known any

I have several httphandlers in a web app.  I need to set up a very simple
authentication system for users to access these handlers.  The requests to
the handlers come from trusted sources, so something as simple as a username
and password, and maybe some elegant way to change ...

I havea web app that has anonymous accesss enabled.  I have specified that
IIS should have the credentials of a user in the active directory.  This
user has rights to my SQL Server database.
In my web.config file I have impersonate=true set.

I have an asp.net application which uses FormsAuthentication.
I have a reference to a vb6 dll (updateSage).
I pass to the updateSage.dll values to update a database and a
connection string.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can help:)
Ok- I've got two different ASP.NET projects communication with each other;
one has its WEB.CONFIG file restricting anonymous users with the following
entry:

I have looked at all the Redirect questions on this site without finding a
resoultion
to my redirect problem.  I am using sample code to verify a user and
password from a login page but although the verification is successful and I

I have a need to define roles at the web application level, but still use
Windows Authentication. I want the application to authenticate the user from
the network login. But I do not want to use Active Directory to define the
role. Instead I was hoping for a simple mechanism to ...

Hello all,
I posted this on SQL newsgroup as well, not sure who may know the answer.
I'm developing a asp.net program.  Everything works great, exceppt...
When I moved my database from my developer machine, that has SQL on it, to

I'm building an Intranet Web app to track our company's purchase orders. I
would like to have the employees use the app without being prompted for a
user name and pw, hoping to catch their identities from their Windows account.
Since it's an Intranet app, I'm using Windows ...

I have multiple asp.net websites living in different domains.  The
websites (pages, code, etc) are all identical.  The databases driving
the websites are different.  This is not a web farm.
I use Forms Authentication as the authentication method against custom

I am trying to understand Impersonation in the ASP.Net context. Here's what
I DO understand:
-Using Windows Authentication with impersonation="true" means that the
aspnet_wp will try and access the resource with the authenticated user's