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Windows and Forms Authentication together ???

Hi,

I am trying to create a site that will be used by both employees and external users, so both types of users trying to access the same pages.

In the case of an employee on the intranet,
authentication needs to occur via Windows integrated authentication.

If the user is NOT on the intranet (external user), the user needs to be sent to a Forms login page.

Any ideas ?

thanks
Chris

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Nov 19 '05 #1
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JV
Under normal circumstances, those would be two deployments. At least,
that's how I've seen MCSE types set this up. You would, of course, need to
expose one server to the internet, so you would set that version of your
site up with Forms login and SSL, but for your internal users, you would
usually have a machine safely inside your firewall, so you would set up
another version of your site with Windows authentication.

"Chris C" <cm****@yahoo.com>
Hi,

I am trying to create a site that will be used by both employees and
external users, so both types of users trying to access the same pages.

In the case of an employee on the intranet,
authentication needs to occur via Windows integrated authentication.

If the user is NOT on the intranet (external user), the user needs to be
sent to a Forms login page.

Nov 19 '05 #2
Yes, this can be done. I'd suggest posting to aspnet.security, as I know
Dominick can help out. Mind you, it's a messy solution.

-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
Hi,

I am trying to create a site that will be used by both employees and
external users, so both types of users trying to access the same
pages.

In the case of an employee on the intranet, authentication needs to
occur via Windows integrated authentication.

If the user is NOT on the intranet (external user), the user needs to
be sent to a Forms login page.

Any ideas ?

thanks
Chris
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