Posts Tagged ‘authentication’

ASP.NET Authentication – Multiple Domains w/ Same Application

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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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Authentication – Assigning Permissions to Roles

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Now that we’ve assigned roles to our users, we need to assign permissions to the roles.

The easiest way to do this is through the web.config file, which will allow us to control which pages the roles can access.

But how do we control items beyond pages?  For that we’ll need to do a bit of “role your own” coding.

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ASP.NET Assigning a Role to a User

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Another function that is not supplied by one of the existing controls in ASP.NET is the ability to assign a user to a role.  For this, we will need to resort to using the APIs.

Since we can assign roles to users using the ASP.NET configuration tool, we can assume there is an API available that will do this work for us.

Here is how it is done.

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Determine The Role of a User in ASP.NET

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There are several controls that allow you to display content based on the role a user is in, including:

- LoginView
- LoginStatus

And the web.config file allows us to control which pages can be viewed based on which role a user is in.

But what if you need to determine the role a user is in using the APIs? How do you do that?

It turns out that the API for this is really rather straightforward.

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Forms Authentication – Manual Authentication

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I’ve had several occasions in the past where I’ve needed to do my own authentication or I’ve needed to add some additional methods to the authentication process.

As easy as Microsoft has made the authentication process, you might think that in order to  manually authenticate you’d need to write all of your authentication code manually.  But nothing could be farther from the truth.

In fact, most of the time all you need to do is trap an event handler in the existing login control.

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