T
Timothy Parez
Hi,
Can a .NET application make use of the information within the Active
Directory in order to Authenticate and Authorize users?
For example users from a specific group have been authorize to use a
number of features in the application while users from another group
have not.
I know there is something called Code Access Security, but there seem to
be classes for the Active Directory Services and classes for something
called Windows Principle.
I wonder if someone could get me started with this.
Another thing is, can devices running the Compact Framework
be authenticated and authorized in the same way (since they don't have a
user logged on) Can they be a valid member of a domain ?
Thnx.
Can a .NET application make use of the information within the Active
Directory in order to Authenticate and Authorize users?
For example users from a specific group have been authorize to use a
number of features in the application while users from another group
have not.
I know there is something called Code Access Security, but there seem to
be classes for the Active Directory Services and classes for something
called Windows Principle.
I wonder if someone could get me started with this.
Another thing is, can devices running the Compact Framework
be authenticated and authorized in the same way (since they don't have a
user logged on) Can they be a valid member of a domain ?
Thnx.