Thats a good idea but the list of users for one site alone could be over
100. The db is an interesting idea but it would require maintiance in two
differnent places. One the user would have to be in a group to login to the
website second we would have to update the db. We want to have a single
site for all of our customers but not list them. That way when a user
connects to the site they dont know who else we do work for. Is there a way
to do this with the home page field in AD?
"Mike" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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why not just do a redirect to the site?
if AD = "SCOOBY" then
server.transfer http://www.nowhere.com
end if
or have the information in you DB table. There are several ways to do this
"Josh" <jo**********@ipsos-na.com> wrote in message
news:#V**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Any suggestions on where I can find the asp code to put into a web page
to do the following. I would like a single web page that a user would have
to login to. The asp code when then take the username and check its AD
group memberships. Then would route the user to another web site based on
those group memberships.
Any help would be great.
