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We have an ASP.NET intranet site, available to users who are either physically at and logged into a local machine or else to users who connect remotely via VPN. Is there a way to automatically get the username of whoever is accessing the page based on the name used to either log into the local machine or that used for the VPN?
This is possible if you’re using Windows Authentication in your pages.
You can use either
Page.User.Identity.Nameor the more completeSystem.Web.HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name.Read more about it here:
Enabling Windows Authentication within an Intranet ASP.NET Web Application
If you are, however, using Forms Authentication, you’ll have to keep track of the current user yourself, the most common method of which will be by storing their login name in a Session variable.