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p_jacobse
I've got a website where I am using 2.0 Membership services. I am
using the SqlMembershipProvider to store information about my users and
their membership to my site.
What I would like to do, though, is allow domain users within my
network (i.e. Windows authentication) to access the site without having
to provide another set of credentials. Is there a way that I would use
a mixed mode of Windows authentication to validate those domain users
and Forms authentication using SqlMembershipProvider to validate users
external to my domain?
I would be fine having all users be users/members within the SQL Server
Membership... and just map their domain identity to a user/member in
SQL Server... but I can't seem to obtain their principal unless my site
uses Windows authentication.... which doesn't work for users external
to my domain.
Thanks,
Paul
using the SqlMembershipProvider to store information about my users and
their membership to my site.
What I would like to do, though, is allow domain users within my
network (i.e. Windows authentication) to access the site without having
to provide another set of credentials. Is there a way that I would use
a mixed mode of Windows authentication to validate those domain users
and Forms authentication using SqlMembershipProvider to validate users
external to my domain?
I would be fine having all users be users/members within the SQL Server
Membership... and just map their domain identity to a user/member in
SQL Server... but I can't seem to obtain their principal unless my site
uses Windows authentication.... which doesn't work for users external
to my domain.
Thanks,
Paul