You can manage set of users, anonymous or authenticated, by using approach described in the article How to define authorization rules in ASP.NET. You can use the <allow> and <deny> rules to specify a user name or a list of comma-separated user names. The next example shows how to use <deny> rule to restrict access for …
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You can define the authorization rules in the <authorization> element within the <system.web> section of the web.config file. The basic structure is as follows:
<authorization>
<allow users=”comma-separated list of users”
roles=”comma-separated list of roles”
verbs=”comma-separated list of verbs” />
<deny users=”comma-separated list of users”
roles=”comma-separated list of roles”
verbs=”comma-separated list of verbs” />
</authorization>
There …
ASP.NET supports resource-specific authorization without requiring you to change code and recompile the application with declarative authorization rules, which you can define in the web.config file. These rules defined by you are acted by a specific HTTP module named UrlAuthorizationModule. This module examines these rules and checks each request to make sure users can’t access resources …
How to perform the Impersonation as a step of Programmatic Impersonation in VB.NET
Configured impersonation, described in the article How to use Configured Impersonation in ASP.NET, allows you to impersonate a user for the entire duration of a request. By using programmatic impersonation (based on the WindowsIdentity.Impersonate() method) , you have more control, such as the ability to impersonate a user for only part of the page request. This …
How to perform the Impersonation as a step of Programmatic Impersonation in C#
Configured impersonation, described in the article How to use Configured Impersonation in ASP.NET, allows you to impersonate a user for the entire duration of a request. By using programmatic impersonation (based on the WindowsIdentity.Impersonate() method) , you have more control, such as the ability to impersonate a user for only part of the page request. This …
How to get a token as a step of Programmatic Impersonation in VB.NET
Configured impersonation, described in the article How to use Configured Impersonation in ASP.NET, allows you to impersonate a user for the entire duration of a request. By using programmatic impersonation (based on the WindowsIdentity.Impersonate() method) , you have more control, such as the ability to impersonate a user for only part of the page request. This …
How to get a token as a step of Programmatic Impersonation in C#
Configured impersonation, described in the article How to use Configured Impersonation in ASP.NET, allows you to impersonate a user for the entire duration of a request. By using programmatic impersonation (based on the WindowsIdentity.Impersonate() method) , you have more control, such as the ability to impersonate a user for only part of the page request. This …
Configured impersonation is the simplest form of impersonation. You have to use the web.config file to define the impersonation behavior you want, by adding the <identity> element as shown:
<configuration>
<system.web>
<!– Other settings omitted. –>
<identity impersonate=”true” />
</system.web>
</configuration>
You can configure the <identity> element in more than one way, depending on …
The ASP.NET executes everything under a Windows account. When you are using IIS7.x, this identity is the identity of the worker processes created for an application pool configured in IIS. Each application pool can have its own identity. Every time, as each page request is processed, the configured identity specifies what ASP.NET can and cannot do. …
How to access IdentityReference and Role information in Windows Authentication in VB.NET
The .NET Framework distributes with a set of IdentityReference classes. An IdentityReference is a reference to a valid Windows identity (which is computer, user accounts or Windows group) that is expressed through a SID. Every time when system administrator creates a user, a group, or he/she set up a new machine with Windows, he/she gets a …