HOWTO: Add User To Membership System After Being Windows Authentic

[Dan Sikorsky]

My website users will all come from the same domain after they first login to
the network in the morning; therefore I would like to use the benefits of
Windows Authentication. But I would like to use the benefits of the
Membership system for things like controlling access to certain web pages
using Roles, password retrieval, etc.

I think the best way to use both authentication systems is to declare Forms
authentication in the web.config file, but to get the username from
Request.Servervariables("LOGON_USER"), contrive a password and email address,
and do a Membership.CreateUser.

How do I programmatically login a user?

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Thank you kindly,

Dan Sikorsky BA, BSCE, MCS

[Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP]]

Hi Dan,

If you've got the user's name you can log the user in like this:

FormsAuthentication.SetAuthCookie _
("JackieReeve", True)

Is that what you meant?

Ken
Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET]
"Dan Sikorsky" <Da*********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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My website users will all come from the same domain after they first login
to
the network in the morning; therefore I would like to use the benefits of
Windows Authentication. But I would like to use the benefits of the
Membership system for things like controlling access to certain web pages
using Roles, password retrieval, etc.

I think the best way to use both authentication systems is to declare
Forms
authentication in the web.config file, but to get the username from
Request.Servervariables("LOGON_USER"), contrive a password and email
address,
and do a Membership.CreateUser.

How do I programmatically login a user?

--
Thank you kindly,

Dan Sikorsky BA, BSCE, MCS

[Dan Sikorsky]

Yes, it is ... thanks.
--
Thank you kindly,

Dan Sikorsky BA, BSCE, MCS
"Ken Cox [Microsoft MVP]" wrote:

Hi Dan,

If you've got the user's name you can log the user in like this:

FormsAuthentication.SetAuthCookie _
("JackieReeve", True)

Is that what you meant?

Ken
Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET]
"Dan Sikorsky" <Da*********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:80**********************************@microsof t.com...

My website users will all come from the same domain after they first login
to
the network in the morning; therefore I would like to use the benefits of
Windows Authentication. But I would like to use the benefits of the
Membership system for things like controlling access to certain web pages
using Roles, password retrieval, etc.

I think the best way to use both authentication systems is to declare
Forms
authentication in the web.config file, but to get the username from
Request.Servervariables("LOGON_USER"), contrive a password and email
address,
and do a Membership.CreateUser.

How do I programmatically login a user?

--
Thank you kindly,

Dan Sikorsky BA, BSCE, MCS