help: web administrator tool

[Kha Tran]

1.I cannot see Profile tab
2.In Provider tab, it has only one provider AspnetSqlProvider (missing
AspnetAccessProvider)
3.In Security tab, I can create roles,rules but cannot create a new user
(Alert: Please enter a different password). It is the same problem when
use class Membership for programming in ASP.NET.

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[Paul Glavich [MVP ASP.NET]]

1. This has been removed as of Beta 2 (not sure if it will re-appear in RTM)
2. Access is no longer a default provider. SQL express is the default
database engine and utilises the SQL provider. SQL express provides
simplified deployment (one file ala MS access) but yet allows SQL like
access and can be easily attached to a full blown SQL DB.
3. You need to use a strong password. You may be able to specify the
following attributes on your provider definition in the web.config to change
this behaviour:

minRequiredPasswordLength
minRequiredNonalphanumericCharacters
passwordStrengthRegularExpression

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"Kha Tran" <kh****@sim.com.vn> wrote in message
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1.I cannot see Profile tab
2.In Provider tab, it has only one provider AspnetSqlProvider (missing
AspnetAccessProvider)
3.In Security tab, I can create roles,rules but cannot create a new user
(Alert: Please enter a different password). It is the same problem when
use class Membership for programming in ASP.NET.

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[Scott Allen]

Hi Kha:

The AspnetAccessProvider isn't going to be around any longer.

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On Tue, 31 May 2005 16:12:46 +0700, "Kha Tran" <kh****@sim.com.vn>
wrote:

1.I cannot see Profile tab
2.In Provider tab, it has only one provider AspnetSqlProvider (missing
AspnetAccessProvider)
3.In Security tab, I can create roles,rules but cannot create a new user
(Alert: Please enter a different password). It is the same problem when
use class Membership for programming in ASP.NET.

[Kha Tran]

Could you tell me a sample of web.config:
minRequiredPasswordLength
minRequiredNonalphanumericCharacters
passwordStrengthRegularExpression
On Tue, 31 May 2005 20:14:20 +0700, Paul Glavich [MVP ASP.NET]
<gl**@aspalliane.com-NOSPAM> wrote:

1. This has been removed as of Beta 2 (not sure if it will re-appear in
RTM)
2. Access is no longer a default provider. SQL express is the default
database engine and utilises the SQL provider. SQL express provides
simplified deployment (one file ala MS access) but yet allows SQL like
access and can be easily attached to a full blown SQL DB.
3. You need to use a strong password. You may be able to specify the
following attributes on your provider definition in the web.config to
change
this behaviour:

minRequiredPasswordLength
minRequiredNonalphanumericCharacters
passwordStrengthRegularExpression

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