Can you use multiple authentications (Windows and None) together

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  • Mori
    #1

    Can you use multiple authentications (Windows and None) together

    Most of my pages require the Windows authentication. I have one page that
    does not need authentication.

    Can that be done on the same site? If so how?


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    • Paul Henderson
      #2
      Re: Can you use multiple authentications (Windows and None) together

      > Most of my pages require the Windows authentication. I have one page that[color=blue]
      > does not need authentication.
      > Can that be done on the same site? If so how?[/color]

      You could probably set the File Security on just the relevant page in
      IIS to allow anonymous access.

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        • KJ
          #3
          Re: Can you use multiple authentications (Windows and None) together

          I believe this can be achieved in the web.config, using a section under
          <configuration> , for example:

          <location path="ErrorPage s/Error.aspx">
          <system.web>
          <authorizatio n>
          <allow users="*" />
          </authorization>
          </system.web>
          </location>

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            • Patrick.O.Ige
              #4
              Re: Can you use multiple authentications (Windows and None) together

              Mori as KJ adviced you can control it in Web.Config by specifying the
              filename or folders in
              the local path.
              Hope that helps
              Patrick

              "Mori" <Mori@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
              news:2F0A0A11-B3DE-4CAC-A95F-88016B86A7F7@mi crosoft.com...[color=blue]
              > Most of my pages require the Windows authentication. I have one page that
              > does not need authentication.
              >
              > Can that be done on the same site? If so how?
              >
              >[/color]


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