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6/15/2007 9:42 AM
 

I have not been able to find any information about this on the web.  We are about to embark on a county school system web site that will combine a school intra/extranet portal for teachers and administrators and a parent/student portal for parents/students and teachers.

It is essential that once a teacher is logged in, they have access to areas of the system based on role.  However, the teachers and admins will be using AD Authentication to log in; the parents and students will be using SQL Authentication to log in.  Is this possible with the Membership Provider in DNN?  I cannot find this info online or in the manuals, and that's not surprising since it's a fairly advanced issue.

The upshot is that we would like to use dnn, w/o changing the core, and be able to have one umbrella site, with a signle login, whether you are logging in via windows authentication or sql authentication, and once logged in, it is the role-based criteria that controls what you can do.

Could someone point me to a tutorial or give a heads up on where in the core to go looking for this capability?  Thanks much in advance.  We're excited about potentially using DNN, and the system will be for 20K+ users (not simultaneously, though there we are anticipating 1K+ user sessions at peak times)...

 
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6/17/2007 9:02 AM
 

You can use AD authetification or forms authentification, SQL login is reserved for access from the application or a tool towards the database directly.

for appropriate attention, I move this thread to the AD forum.


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6/18/2007 10:16 AM
 

DNN supports using both AD and Forms authentication at the same time.  Once you have configured your AD integration you can also setup regular logins and it will function seamlessly!


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9/21/2007 5:06 PM
 
Curious if you ever got the parent/student portal up and running?
 
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