I have a community-based portal (based on IBUYSPY portal) running for Internet and Intranet use. The portal is using Form authentication. All user login names and passwords of the portal are stored in a standalone SQL database. A user must login through a login
page. As the portal is community-base, a user may belong to several communities with different role. For example, user A can edit in one community, but can only view for another community. Current requirement is: Intranet users want to log into the portal
directly without re-input user name and password, because they have already logged into their computer with active directory authentication. Problem is: When using Form authentication only, a user can log into the portal by selecting a community name from
a community dropdown list. When Windows and Form authentication are used, if a user can log into several communities, how can my ASP.NET code know the user's login name and password so that I only show the community list to select? Any idea or sample? Thanks
in advance!
slownet
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How to combine Form, Windows (and LDAP) authentication?
Jan 30, 2004 10:35 PM|LINK