asp.net 2.0.
Where are the Access Rules stored? I know where the memberships, users,
roles and such are in the sql membership tables. But I created some folder
access rules and opened up all the membership tables to see where that info

When I go into VS2005 - website administration tool / Security I get the
error listed above.  Can someone help me resolve this problem?  I've been
reading for days and it's not corrected.
SQL Express 2005 is installed - I generated the aspnet database from

Can you use SSL with the IIS of windows xp professonal?

Implementing forms authentication in an ASP.NET is quite easy using cookies.
A few entries in the web.config and a few lines of code and you're done.
The problem hits you when you need to handle roles using the same mechanism.
The SetAuthCookie and RedirectFromLoginPage methods ...

I have an ASP.NET 2.0 web application, which is configured to use
Forms-based authentication and the ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider for the
membership.
The users are stored in ADAM.

I have created a test Web site using membership and roles on my XP sandbox.
All worked well
Deployed my website to 2003 did some magic moving aspnet_db into sql server
existing DB .. all works as desired.

we have an ASP application under C# talking to MS SQL 2000, it has no
problem with windows authentication for almost 200 users who are registered
in Active Directory. Application has several different folders though.
Now we are going to use a copy wide open in the internet, for more ...

I am needing to find some documentation for configuring webDav for Exchange.
Is there a KB article or whitepaper somewhere? I am not able to find
anything. If this is the wrong place to look, please guide me.
Thanks,

on Windows Xp and in ASP net 2.0 application,
I followed the example under the following link:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.security.principal.windowsidenti
ty.impersonate(VS.71).aspx
to save an Excel file, but I keep getting Access denied error.

My web app reads/writes to the db and the company will only authorize some
users to access and run the app.  It will be used as an intranet behind
Company's firewall.  Should I add the users in the web.config file as in the
following:

How do I adjust the security for a worker thread in asp.net?
Thanks,
maa

In my Asp.net application I use Dcom object to retrieve some data.
To configure it I checked : "Enable COM Internet Services on this computer
and" and  add the user ASP.NET to COM security.
At one of the test computers I get the error : "Retrieving the COM class

I'm using form authentication in a user control with fires an onSignedOn
event to registered page controls,
so there is no need to postback a second time to reflect changes.
It seems the Context.User.Identity stays a GenericIdentity object even after

I have a requirement to investigate the possibility of having a .NET
application integrate with SAML 2.0 in a federated authentication
environment to allow for single sign-on behaviour.  However, I am
having a lot of difficulty finding any examples/samples/articles on

Hi all, misters
I have an ASP .NET 2.0 application , that uses WCF services.
I want use S4U Kerberos for calling WCF services using delegate account.
The application runs under Windows integrated authentication and anonymous