I have MS Server 2008 installed with IIS and my website (VS 2010 web dev). My site is written in asp.net with VB programming.
I am accessing this website through the internet on a specific port. It works great, but time to differentiate which computer is accessing my site.
How do I read which computer has loaded the website? I need to read the machine name or credentials to insure that it is an authorized user and to use that machine name data to load the correct database.
Marked as answer by Dino He - MSFT on Aug 17, 2012 02:21 AM
Chas486
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Reading Off Site Machine Name at Webserver
Aug 12, 2012 10:00 PM|LINK
I have MS Server 2008 installed with IIS and my website (VS 2010 web dev). My site is written in asp.net with VB programming.
I am accessing this website through the internet on a specific port. It works great, but time to differentiate which computer is accessing my site.
How do I read which computer has loaded the website? I need to read the machine name or credentials to insure that it is an authorized user and to use that machine name data to load the correct database.
TomKKK
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Re: Reading Off Site Machine Name at Webserver
Aug 14, 2012 02:43 PM|LINK
Hi
DO you means web authentication?