I have a web app which uses the new ASP.NET 2.0 login control to
authenticate against active directory. Now, I would like to use the
new namespaces (ActiveDirector yMembershipProv ider,
ActiveDirectory MembershipUser, MembershipUser, Membership, etc) to
retrieve the logged in user properties available. I have been able to
get the logged in username when using Forms auth. with the following
code. Unfortunately, it doesn't work when I use Windows auth:
MembershipUser LoginName = Member.GetUser( User.Identity.N ame)
Does anyone know how to retrieve the various properties available for
AD users?
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For it to work for Windows auth you would have to set that on IIS
Go to IIS >Security and uncheck Anonymous logon and check integrated Windows
Auth.
Hope that helps
Patrick
"Arnel" <ar******@gmail .com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ f14g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. . I have a web app which uses the new ASP.NET 2.0 login control to
authenticate against active directory. Now, I would like to use the
new namespaces (ActiveDirector yMembershipProv ider,
ActiveDirectory MembershipUser, MembershipUser, Membership, etc) to
retrieve the logged in user properties available. I have been able to
get the logged in username when using Forms auth. with the following
code. Unfortunately, it doesn't work when I use Windows auth:
MembershipUser LoginName = Member.GetUser( User.Identity.N ame)
Does anyone know how to retrieve the various properties available for
AD users?
Thanks, Patrick. But I've already set this. I have no problem
authenticating against AD, and I can retrieve user account properties
using System.Director yServices. However, I cannot seem to get the new
classes in ASP.NET 2.0 to work. I want to avoid using the
DirectoryServic es namespace because I would like to utilize the
ADmembership provider in 2.0.
There is a nice blog on thet here at:- http://blogs.msdn.com/gduthie/archiv...17/452905.aspx
Hope that helps
Patrick
"Arnel" wrote: Thanks, Patrick. But I've already set this. I have no problem
authenticating against AD, and I can retrieve user account properties
using System.Director yServices. However, I cannot seem to get the new
classes in ASP.NET 2.0 to work. I want to avoid using the
DirectoryServic es namespace because I would like to utilize the
ADmembership provider in 2.0.
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