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Hidden connection string31 Jan 2005 15:25 GMT2
Hi everyone! Sorry for my English( I'm not good at English)
I have a question :
To connect to SQLServer I must add connection string in webconfig,may be
like this:
Authorization Application Block/ COM object with CLSID exception31 Jan 2005 05:34 GMT2
I'm using the authorization application block, with an active directory
authorization store.
In my app.config file, i've specified my store location as following:
<storeLocation>MSLDAP://CN=SS1,CN=Program Data,DC=MyDomain</storeLocation>
A question about IUSR_<MachineName>30 Jan 2005 20:21 GMT2
I am following some Microsoft guidelines to build a more secure web server,
in order to run an asp.net application. I created a custom account for
asp.net and disabled the built-in IUSR_MachineName. The problem is that when
I run my application I receive an error: Service ...
Set Protection to a folder 30 Jan 2005 18:25 GMT1
I have must set Protection to a folder and remove other exists protection.
I use for set protection Api AddAccessAllowedAce but this api set MyUser and
not remove other users..
This is a better way in VB Dotnet ?
How to Authenticate with a Webservice using Kerberos30 Jan 2005 18:13 GMT1
I'm writing a webpart which is supposed to connect to a Webserice in our
interanet.I am using "RSService.Credentials =
System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;"to Authenticate to the
webservice.but it dosn't work.why?
WindowsPrinciple.IsInRole not working with cached info30 Jan 2005 17:37 GMT11
I'm using IsInRole to determine a user's authority to use various features
of a winforms application.  Everything works fine while the client machine
is connected to the network.  However, when the application is disconnected,
the authentication works with the cached credentials, ...
System.Security.SecurityException: Exception from HRESULT: 0x800A004629 Jan 2005 13:18 GMT1
Please forgive my ignorance. I am new to all of this and volunteered to be the webmaster of a site because nobody else would step up.
When trying to delete or upload pictures, users are getting this error:
Server Error in '/jeep' Application.
Security Exception
.NET CLR Error 80070000227 Jan 2005 22:55 GMT1
All,
CLR security error27 Jan 2005 19:43 GMT1
All,
I'm running an application on the .Net 1.0 framework that seems to be having
trouble running for anyone who is not a member of the local admins group on
the
Strange 'bug' with Windows Authentication27 Jan 2005 16:03 GMT2
I have an ASP.NET application which is set to use Windows authentication -
relevant section of web.config below:-
   <authentication mode="Windows"/>
   <authorization>
Padding issue with C++ Crypto RC2 encryption27 Jan 2005 14:45 GMT1
Hello, I'm using the Crypto API RC2  encryption under Visual Studio 6 C++.
I've written some code and got encryption and decryption working fine.
The problem is when data is encrypted, the data is padded to accommodate for
block size. So I have the data encrypted with these ...
sn.exe -Vr assembly27 Jan 2005 14:22 GMT9
Is it possible for a hacker to run the strong name utility on a client
computer with the -Vr parameter to skip verification of *signed* assemblies
installed in the client computer rendering my whole strong name security
scenario useless?
How is .net generating extra bits in MD5?26 Jan 2005 22:55 GMT9
I have a piece of .net code I am trying to understand. It creates a MD5
hash then requests 256 bits from the hash, where MD5 only generates 128
bits. I've looked at the hash with another non-.net piece of code and
the first 128 bits match up correctly. How is Microsoft creating the
Permissions Questions26 Jan 2005 22:21 GMT3
Dear, Microsoft Corporation
Would the Permissions architecture be considered to operate at the Session
Layer of the OSI model? The reason I state this is due in part to the fact
that it has DNS incorporated within its confines.
Virus in File?25 Jan 2005 09:28 GMT1
I want to save a message in a xml-file. I want to save attachments in a
special tag. But if the attachment has a virus and if I open the file in my
.NET program, is the virus activ? I think so beacause I saw the jpg-problem
from the internet explorer.
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