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<a href="http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2006/07/23/Recipe_3A00_-Implementing-Role-Based-Security-with-ASP.NET-using-Windows-Authentication-and-SQL-Server.aspx" rel="ugc">http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2006/07/23/Recipe_3A00_-Implementing-Role-Based-Security-with-ASP.NET-using-Windows-Authentication-and-SQL-Server.aspx</a>
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http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2006/07/23/Recipe_3A00_-Implementing-Role-Based-Security-with-ASP.NET-using-Windows-Authentication-and-SQL-Server.aspx [http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2006/07/23/Recipe_3A00_-Implementing-Role-Based-Security-with-ASP.NET-using-Windows-Authentication-and-SQL-Server.aspx]

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Thanks, but it does not demonstrate use and access of active directory roles
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Thanks, but it does not demonstrate use and access of active directory roles

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I've never done this &nbsp;before. &nbsp;I have to use roles that are set up in AD and then check them against the functionality of the ASP .Net web application. &nbsp;Meaning I have to see which role the user is under then allow them access to certain pages/functionality accordingly. &nbsp;Any help and direction is greatly appreciated!<br />
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I have no code in place for roles checking, etc. &nbsp;The asp .net application has gridview/details view and roles are just limited to whether they can edit certain fields in the gridview.<br />

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I've never done this  before.  I have to use roles that are set up in AD and then check them against the functionality of the ASP .Net web application.  Meaning I have to see which role the user is under then allow them access to certain pages/functionality accordingly.  Any help and direction is greatly appreciated!

I have no code in place for roles checking, etc.  The asp .net application has gridview/details view and roles are just limited to whether they can edit certain fields in the gridview.


Active Directory: Windows authentication and AD roles - use of in ASP .Net

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