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Hi all,

I was wondering if there was a nice way to implement authentication between
several sites.
I currently have 2 web servers, one for the main site (e.g. www.main.com)
and the other one for the web forum (e.g. www.forum.com). After a person
logs into the main site, he at some point may be redirected to the forum
site through
Response.Redire ct("www.forum.c om?username=foo &password=bar&t hread=333");
Sinse it's unwise to pass the password in clear text, how would I encrypt
it? Is there a better solution?
Thanks,

Oleg.
Nov 17 '05 #1
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