Internet/Intranet application

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I am building an ASP.Net 2.0 application that will be accessible through both
internet and intranet. The application will use two different types of
security methods, depending on whether the application is being accessed
through internet or intranet. I am trying to figure out how to write the code
necessary to have the application make the determination and thereby use the
appropriate security method.
Does anyone have any ideas or solutions to this problem?
Thanks
 
Joseph said:
I am building an ASP.Net 2.0 application that will be accessible through
both
internet and intranet. The application will use two different types of
security methods, depending on whether the application is being accessed
through internet or intranet. I am trying to figure out how to write the
code
necessary to have the application make the determination and thereby use
the
appropriate security method.
Does anyone have any ideas or solutions to this problem?
Thanks
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Maybe this can help

Extranet Security
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa302386.aspx
 
Joseph said:
I am building an ASP.Net 2.0 application that will be accessible through
both
internet and intranet. The application will use two different types of
security methods, depending on whether the application is being accessed
through internet or intranet. I am trying to figure out how to write the
code
necessary to have the application make the determination and thereby use
the
appropriate security method.
Does anyone have any ideas or solutions to this problem?
Thanks
Click to expand...


This may get you in the ballpark.

<snip>

There are two powerful sample web projects built into VS2K5 which provide a
head start toward building two common types of applications. By release,
there may be more such samples. These two samples are an Intranet 'portal'
site and an Internet site. The main difference between these two sites is
their target audience -- internal users versus anybody on the 'net.

<snip>

http://aspalliance.com/28
 
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