RE: windows authenticatin
Tech-Archive recommends: Repair Windows Errors & Optimize Windows Performance
Hi Nay,
the timeout period is what you define it to be in the web.config file. It
doesn't matter if you use Windows Authentication. If the session expires and
the user starts a new session, he will be reauthenticated.
"Nay" wrote:
> Hi
> If I use windows authentication, is that mean that the time out policy is
> the same as the asp.net application machine?
> Thanks
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: Forms auth ok, session is dead
... Page subclass so every page does this. ... WIth Windows authentication this is easy. ... and recreate all the bits seamlessly or do a FormsAuthenticate.SignOut(so ... now you have no session and no authentication) and redirect them to the same ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.security) - Windows Authentication/Session Timeout issue
... We have an intranet application using Windows Authentication. ... application has a timeout set in the web.config file of xx minutes. ... session times out and a user tries to continue working (long lunch, ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.security) - Re: IE session persistence issue
... in classic ASP there was a session.abandon ... The Windows authentication box is used to logon. ... The issue am facing is that even though every time the script is run the Fresh instance of IEretains the session from the first instance opened. ... (microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion) - Re: Connecting to SQL Server through wireless
... Windows authentication is not supported on the SQL server client. ... There are no credentials in your CE session that can be used ... "olgu" wrote in message ... (microsoft.public.pocketpc.developer) - Re: Wondering what rgpers think about this
... I'm implying that the actual dollar amount won per session doesn't ... no matter if you consider your results by session, by hour, by hand, or ... Expectation is 100% of the money I put into the pot. ... (rec.gambling.poker) |
|