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Archive for November 9th, 2009

In our series about ASP.NET authentication so far we’ve covered all the rather normal cases where you’d want to have the ability to log into different domains attached to the same application.  There are a few additional hurdles you’ll need to overcome to make this work correctly.

The first is, how do I let each domain have its own unique set of logins?

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