I have an Asp.net MVC project authenticating through AD. I would like to store audit information in tables for the current logged in user. What should I be storing in the database? I am currently using SamAccountName for my membership and role providers. Should I be using this? Should I use the more verbose and modern UserPrincipalName? What if we eventually end up using multiple domains?
I am currently designing a Membership/Profile scheme for a new project I am working on and I was hoping to get some input from others.
my system admin gave me this:
This error is what I get if I run the application on the server, but not locally. Why is this happening on the server and not locally???
I have an asp.net app which needs to log users into Active Directory using forms authentication (windows authentication isn’t an option with the given requirements).
I am trying develop an application (C#) to query an LDAP server. I don’t know the actual server named to query – is there a way to find out using standard windows tools or something in .net?
I get an error by a website, on which I use Windows Authentication.
I am using windows authentication within an ASP.NET application. I am wondering how to best get the objectGuid from the currently logged in user?
I’m trying to get both ActiveDirectory and standard forms login working but one thing is stopping me. I can’t get the name of the current windows user. The closest I’ve got is var i = WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent();, but that gives me the name of the IIS app pool user. I have Anonymous Authentication, Forms Authentication and Windows Authentication enabled in IIS. I can load users from AD so I assume my web.config is setup correctly.
I need to show only the name of a user from Active Directory, I am using