Making user login persistant with ASP .Net Membership
I have a website that is built in ASP.NET 3.5 & SQL Server 2005, using the sql membership provider, and presumably forms authentication.
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How do you pass an authenticated session between app domains
Lets say that you have websites www.xyz.com and www.abc.com.
Setting up the default AspNetSqlProvider to point to remote database
When starting a new project that required the use of membership providers I found that I could not connect to a remote database that contained the membership database.
How can I access UserId in ASP.NET Membership without using Membership.GetUser()?
How can I access UserId in ASP.NET Membership without using Membership.GetUser(username) in ASP.NET Web Application Project?
Decrypting an ‘Encrypted’ password from ASP.NET 2.0 Membership
I have a requirement to decrypt the Encrypted (not Hashed) passwords located in my aspnet_Membership table. In that database I see the Password (Encrypted) and PasswordSalt fields, and I can look at my web.config to find the machinekey > decryptionKey (validation=”SHA1″ decryption=”AES”).
Resetting ASP.NET password – security issues?
I’ve seen various questions regarding this issue, but there are a couple of questions that haven’t been asked. If the user forgets their password, I would like them to be able to reset it with only their email address (i.e. there’s no security question/answer). The password is stored as a salted hash, so there’s no recovery possible. Instead, I’d just like the user to enter a new password after confirming that they have requested a reset.
mixed mode authentication against AD and fallback to the database if it fail with Membership providers
my user will use form authentication against Active Directory or database. Theres no Windows Integrated Authentication there!!
Migrating from ASP.NET Membership to SimpleMembership in MVC4 RTM
The new MVC4 RTM internet application templates use the SimpleMembership providers as descibed here SimpleMembership
Is it possible to use .ASPXAUTH for my own logging system?
For a web application I switched from using ASP.NET Membership to using my own log in system which just does something like this to mark a user as logged in: