ASP.NET Windows Authentication
By: Joel Martinez on Wednesday, August 3, 2005
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When ASP.NET was introduced, it brought with it a fantastic way of securing your applications; Forms authentication ... a topic CMX has written about often.This allows you to dictate what users and/or groups have access to what directories in your application. And the great thing about this was that it was very simple to set up. This article is going to cover one specific method of authentication that ASP.NET offers; Windows authentication. You will normally find this in an internal network environment using Active Directory to handle users. As the size of your organization grows, you will find this sort of thing is more common than in your smaller businesses. ASP.NET offers unprecedented support for this environment (after all, it's all Microsoft) and as such, I will show you just how easy it is to configure things to run in such an environment.
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