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I have an ASP.NET application where only users authenticated by Windows (i.e. logged on user) have access to most pages. Now, my client wants to be able to ‘log on’ through this app, with a custom login dialogue/page.
Is Authentication the way to achieve this, and how do I go about it?
What’s wrong with using Forms Authentication?
You can set the the
impersonateattribute in theidentityelement in your web.config to true if you need impersonation as well, but from what you’ve mentioned, it doesn’t sound like you need impersonation at all.