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Bill Belliveau
Another security question.
Our project interfaces with the Active Directory. To satisfy the security issues, we have a couple options when we talk to the Directory.
1. Use the WindowsIdentity to impersonate the current user either by impersonating the User.Identity where available or by using UserLogon.
2. Making a DirectoryEntry for each query/edit and send the username and password per request as part of the DE.
My questions are what are the security and performance impact of these methods?
Thanks,
Bill
Our project interfaces with the Active Directory. To satisfy the security issues, we have a couple options when we talk to the Directory.
1. Use the WindowsIdentity to impersonate the current user either by impersonating the User.Identity where available or by using UserLogon.
2. Making a DirectoryEntry for each query/edit and send the username and password per request as part of the DE.
My questions are what are the security and performance impact of these methods?
Thanks,
Bill