I want to detect when another user enters my computer via the local network.
Is it possible to programatically detect computer intrusion?
Thanks,
   Mircea

Usually my authentication pattern in 1.x was:
- create login form
- Validate the user and create Authentication cookie
- create custom IIdentity for additional user information

I have implemented forms authentication on pages that are inside frames.  
Everything works fine (logon and logoff) except when the session timeouts
wich displays the logon page INSIDE the frame.  I have also tried forcing
the LoginPage to be the top window but the redirection ...

I followed the MS kb#316748 trying to implement form authentication for my
.NET application, but I got this error when I was just trying to load the
login.aspx, any clue?
TIA

I have created a least privileged a/c by following what the ASP.NET security
doc, secmod15, suggested. Then I tried to load the login.aspx page again,
and this time I get
HTTP 401.1 - Unauthorized: Logon Failed

I need to send files to a web site
but only a special user can send this files..
i try this but cause i have a formsauthentication don't go !!!
please any help

Hi, I have the following problem...
Pre-requisites:
Installation of an Asp.net webservice on a IIS5 server (win2k). Anonymous
access is not allowed, only using windows authentication (intranet app),

We have a web application that is configured to run using impersonation.  A
Windows Group is created during the application installation which user
accounts get added to in order to access the app (defaults to Authenticated
Users global group which seems to work fine for all user ...

I read a microsoft kb article#Q316748, and it says in order for form
authentication to work I need to configure IIS for anonymous authentication
as the followings
Configure IIS for Anonymous Authentication

I have a website runnning on Windows 2003 Web Server edition that needs to
connect to an MS SQL2000 database.
The web server is NOT part of the domain, but can talk to my database via
IP and retrieve data when using SQL server login.

Login failed for user '(null)'. Reason: Not associated with a trusted SQL
Server connection.
I guess I get this because, my pages are hosted on WinXP IIS and the sql
server is on Win2k3.

 I know nothing about asp.net security so I have a few questions:
(1) Where can I find some good introductory material on this?
(2) I need an asp.net program to access a networked machine using
a path like \\docs\repository\someDoc.pdf, and naturally

I was playing around with IIS and ASP.NET authentication. I understood
Basic,Digest and Integrated Windows authentication provided by IIS. When I
use either of these mode and use Windows authentication in ASP.NET then
ASP.NET automatically constructs Windows principal which is ...

I referred to the MS kb#316748, and was trying to update the Global.asax,
instead of putting it directly to the file, I created a file Global.cs and
set *.asax to inherits from this *.cs file
then when I tried to compile this file, I got an error with this line

I'm a bit confused on this one. I'm implementing a role-base authentication
schema and from what I've read on different articles, there seems to be two
approaches to this. First on is add code to the Global.asax
Application_AuthenticateRequest to create a GenericPrincipal with ...