ASP.NET authentication modes Hi all, Back to basic stuffs, I desire to speak a little about Microsoft ASP.NEt authentication method, taking it from a conceptual level and bring it to the code. It's true that many web sites talk about this subject what what's more interesting that associating concepts coming from theory to real world samples, and that's what we ' are going to do here. In this article we will see the tree forms of authentication we can use in ASP.NET applications, and we'll make a particular illustration of the Form authentication method. Of course the tree methos are: Windows authentication Forms authentication Passport authentication Windows authentication With Windows authentication, ASP.NEt does'nt rely on the application itself but on the operating system to authenticate the user. When the user requests a secure web page from the application, the request goes to Internet Information Services (IIS) . Then IIS compares the user's logon wit...
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