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Forms Authentication Across Applications seems just right. Thanks :)
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Forms Authentication Across Applications seems just right. Thanks :)

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I have an MVC3 and Dynamic Data website that need a single sign on.<br />
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1) Can I use Windows Authentication? If so, how?<br />
2) I am not too interested in using MS Passport<br />
3) What other methods exist?<br />
4) What kind of home grown solutions might there be?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
newbieweb
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I have an MVC3 and Dynamic Data website that need a single sign on.

1) Can I use Windows Authentication? If so, how?
2) I am not too interested in using MS Passport
3) What other methods exist?
4) What kind of home grown solutions might there be?

Thanks,
newbieweb

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