I set up active directory to host email for an organization. Access to email
using OWA works ok. I set up a website that I want to limit access to the
hosted organization.
I add the <hostedSG> to permissions on the folder containing the website and

Could you please give me a clue on how can I add a new user and put it
into a group using ASP.NET [or maybe using ASP] on Windows NT?
Thanks in Advance
Mashrur

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in the web.config to restrict only authenicated users in an AD Group can
access the site. This works wonderfully when using the default application
pool running with the default NETWORK SERVICE account.