you'll find that the .NET framework created a local user called "ASPNET"
which has a strong password. If both SQL Server and IIS are on the same
machine, you can give database permissions to this user (your ASP.NET app
will use this as its identity). Otherwise, you can create a different user
and configure to use that one instead. There's plenty of doco on it in the
..NET documentation and there's also doco inside your machine.config and
web.config files. See if this helps:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...plications.asp
regards,
stephen
"Markus Stehle" <ma***********@web.de> wrote in message
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Hi all!
I would like to create a new asp.net web application that uses forms
authentication. When accessing e.g. a MS SQL database, what user acount
will be used for that? Is it possible the enable integrated security so that
roles based on user groups can be created for the database?
Thanks
Markus