Utilising windows security dialog on www

[Martin Robins]

Many sites these days offer secure areas that, when accessed, pop up the windows authentication dialog instead of their own log-in page. Is this simply a case of using Windows Authentication or do you need to do more than this?

(ASP.NET 1.1 & 2.0)

[Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]]

Martin,
You can use Windows Authentication, Forms Authentication, or even custom
Basic or Digest Authentication, depending on your needs and how your site is
deployed.

If you look at the Quickstarts, which intalls with VS.NET or the .NET SDK,
you'll find plenty of good example code.
Peter

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"Martin Robins" wrote:

Many sites these days offer secure areas that, when accessed, pop up the windows authentication dialog instead of their own log-in page. Is this simply a case of using Windows Authentication or do you need to do more than this?

(ASP.NET 1.1 & 2