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1/21/2008 6:15 AM
 
vinil bradesh

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we are going to develop an webapplication  product in .net.around 1 lac users will use this application.

This product must be very secured.So plese let me know which authentication can i used either Forms authentication or windows authentication.

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V.Vinil Bradesh.
 
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Brian Dukes


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Windows authentication is the most secure option availble for websites hosted by IIS.  The only drawback is that all of your users must be Windows users in order to use the website.  If that is the situation, Windows authentication is your best bet.  However, if you need users who aren't in your Active Directory to access the secured part of your site, you will need to use Forms Authentication, which is still reasonably secure.

Hope it helps,

Brian Dukes
Engage Software
St. Louis, MO
866-907-4002
DNN partner specializing in custom, enterprise DNN development.
 
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vinil bradesh

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Hi Brian,

Thanks a lot for your help .

Thanks&Regards,

V.Vinil Bradesh.

 
 
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