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alleen snap ik niet waarom je IIS gebruikt als web/ftp server...
misschien helpt dit een beetje... het is volgens mij een kwestie van 1 vinkje aanzetten en je IIS server als memberserver aanmelden.
When you are using Windows authentication in IIS and ASP.NET, the roles in the IPrincipal that gets created will be Windows groups, so they will be of the form Domain\Group Name.
I order to make sure you are using Windows authentication in IIS, you must disable anonymous access and enable Basic, Digest or Integrated authentication. Don't use Basic without SSL or you will be passing credentials in plain text over the network. In ASP.NET, you need to make sure the authentication tag in web.config is set to Windows (which is the default).
In order to authenticate users in Active Directory, the IIS server must be a
member of the Active Directory domain.
If you want to build your own authentication scheme using System.DirectoryServices or something, then you will also be responsible for
building the IPrincipal object that contains the user's roles. This sample of Forms authentication with System.DirectoryServices is an okay starting point.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;326340
OWJAH! en ik had het kunnen weten dat onze heer narotic eerder was dan mij
NERD!
