November 2001
Intermediate to advanced
736 pages
16h 7m
English
Security in ASP.NET covers quite a few fronts and not all could be mentioned here. The following sections include a description of many of the key pieces needed for the different types of security available.
The Web.config file stores much of the necessary information for security services, such as authentication, authorization, and impersonation. It can also serve as a user authority for authorized users. Listing 9.13 lists the valid settings for security in the Web.config file.
01 <configuration>
02 <system.web>
03 ...
04 <authentication mode="{Windows|Forms|Passport|None}">
05 <forms name="CookieName"
06 loginUrl="PathToLoginScript"
07 timeout="minutes" 08 protection="{None| ... |
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