Mega Code Archive - ASP.Net Tutorial - Authentication Authorization

Authentication Authorization
1) Adding roles to the application
2) Adding Steps to the CreateUserWizard Control
3) Assign a particular username, or comma-delimited list of usernames, to the deny element
4) Assigning a name to the user and accessing next pages
5) Assigning a new user to a role
6) Authorizing by Role
7) Authorizing Files by Location
8) Automatically Redirecting a User to the Referring Page
9) Check Windows Principal
10) Checking whether the user is authenticated
11) Checking whether the user is part of a specific role
12) Configure how passwords are stored by setting the passwordFormat attribute in the web configuration file
13) Configuring Authentication
14) Configuring Authorization
15) Configuring Create User Form Fields
16) Configuring Forms Authentication
17) Configuring the WindowsTokenRoleProvider
18) Create a new folder in your application named SecretFiles
19) CreateUserWizard with Code Confirmation
20) CreateUserWizard with Password Confirmation
21) Creating users programmatically (C#)
22) Creating users programmatically (VB)
23) Credentials are checked against the firstname and lastname columns of the Northwind Employees table
24) Credentials are checked against the users registered in the baspnetDB mdfb file in App_Data
25) Customizing the CreateUserWizard control with templates
26) Customizing the Login form
27) Denying unauthenticated users
28) Disable this requirement when using the SqlMembershipProvider
29) Displaying a users roles
30) Displaying different content to members of the Windows Administrators group
31) Enables the SqlRoleProvider
32) Form authentication with backend database
33) Getting all the roles of a specific user
34) Getting the username of the logged-in user
35) Locking Out Bad Users
36) LoginView control controls who views what on a particular part of a page
37) Logout
38) Looking up users in a particular role
39) Membership provider settings in the machine config file
40) Output the name of the currently logged-on user as authenticated by the ASP NET application
41) Performing Custom Authentication with the Login Control
42) Principal Login
43) Providing a view for a particular group
44) Requiring a Security Question and Answer
45) Sending a Change Password Email
46) Sending a Create User Email Message
47) Sending the Original Password
48) Set user name with FormsAuthentication SetAuthCookie
49) Setting Up Your Web Site for Membership
50) The LoginName control displays the current users registered username
51) The LoginView can display different content to different users depending on their authentication status
52) The web configuration file used to set up the XmlMembershipProvider
53) Turn off the Email
54) Use the location element to apply configuration settings to a particular subfolder
55) Use the methods of the Membership class to create custom Login controls
56) Use the web configuration file to change the name of the authentication cookie
57) Using a Template with the Login Control
58) Using an IfThen statement that checks authentication
59) Using ASP NET Membership
60) Using Cookieless Forms Authentication
61) Using Forms Authentication Across Domains
62) Using Roles with the LoginView Control
63) Using Sliding Expiration with Forms Authentication
64) Using Templates with the ChangePassword Control
65) Using Templates with the PasswordRecovery Control
66) Using the AuthenticationType property
67) Using the ChangePassword Control
68) Using the CreateUserWizard Control
69) Using the Login server control on the Login aspx page (C#)
70) Using the Login server control on the Login aspx page (VB)
71) Using the LoginStatus Control
72) Using the Membership Application Programming Interface
73) Using the PasswordRecovery Control
74) Using the WindowsBuiltInRole enumeration
75) Using the WindowsIdentity object
76) Validate a user with FormsAuthentication Authenticate
77) Web configuration file contains a list of usernames and passwords
78) Windows roles