asp.net 2.0 (ms sql 2005)
Worked in development but not on production site. I'm testing roles in a
couple of pages:
if My.User.IsInRole("adminstrators") then

             I don't know if this is an IIS or SQL Server issue.  I have an
ASP.Net web application that is set up with Anonymous access turned off and
Windows Authentication turned on.  The SQL 2000 server (on another machine)
is set up for Windows only authentication.  The ...

What is the fastest way to get up to speed on NTLPv2 programming in
either Visual C++ or Managed C++?

How do I change active directory  password of my domain system from
the member system through  web page ( C# or VB.NET ). since my
application is on member system.
My server config: IIS 6.0 , ASP.NET 2.0

I have a custom schema in my Active Directory which has Groups Like
RoleGroup, CompanyGroup. There is a custom WebUsers schema as well. Each
WebUser is associated with Mutliple RoleGroups and CompanyGroups.
1. How can I extend / customize ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider to get ...

Here is the issue: some user accounts were renamed in our Windows
2003-based Active Directory. These users successfully log in with
their new user IDs into the domain. However, when they try to access
our IIS 6.0-based ASP.NET applications that use Integrated Windows

We are implementing forms authentication on our site.  We noticed that when
we try to lock down a folder whose name as dashes in it (e.g. Secure-Folder)
it is ignored.  Is this a known issue?
Thanks

Just curious really, I want to use a trusted subsystem approach in ASP.NET.
There are various ways to achieve it in config, e.g. impersonating the
anonymous user, but I observed that the following works too:
AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetPrincipalPolicy(PrincipalPolicy ...

How do I control (allow / deny) access to files such as videos. It seems
that can be used httphandler but I can not!
Someone would have an idea or a concrete example of code ?
Thank you

The content of my Web.config is below
 <authentication mode="Form">
  <forms name="HealthCookie" loginUrl="Login.aspx" defaultUrl="Home.aspx"
rotection="Validation">

When a Web Service is configured to use windows authentication with no
impersonation the client can successfully assess the web service.
web.config that works:
<system.web>

i'm trying to open a directory services connection under the
users' (who is navigating the webpage) credentials, like
impersonation, but i don't succeed, could you help me ?
the problematic line is the following :

I have a application that I can't modify Web.Config to impoersonate with
user that have acces to network resource, then I need to check if some path
or file exist and create both things too, I have the login and password, how
can I impersonate to make those task or how do that.

I understand that the default access restrictions will not allow a Form
Control hosted within IE to access workstation resources (i.e. Filesystem,
Printers, etc.). Naturally, this makes sense.
However, is there any way to alter permission settings to allow this? We are

I have an asp.net application using forms authentication. On one of my pages
I use a control that does not return the cookies in firefox. (the creator of
the control will remain nameless)  I can include the session cookie
"ASP.NET_SessionId" and the cookie “CD” placed by the ...