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Vikas Jain #1
ASP.Net authentication for various OS
Hi
For ASP.Net application we can use Five IIS authentication
settings viz. Basic,Integrated Windows, Certificate,
Anonymous & Digest.
Now my Question is out of these 5 which all authentication
mechanisms can be used when my CLIENT OS is
1) MAC OS 10
2) Unix
The browser used by clients are Netscape 6.1 and IE 5.0
and above.
If possible Please send link to resources for the same.
Thanx in advance
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Fredrik Normén NSQUARED #2 ASP.Net authentication for various OS
You can use Basic Authentication
/Fredrik Normén NSQUARED2
authentication>-----Original Message-----
>Hi
>For ASP.Net application we can use Five IISauthentication>settings viz. Basic,Integrated Windows, Certificate,
>Anonymous & Digest.
>
>Now my Question is out of these 5 which all>mechanisms can be used when my CLIENT OS is
>1) MAC OS 10
>2) Unix
>
>The browser used by clients are Netscape 6.1 and IE 5.0
>and above.
>
>If possible Please send link to resources for the same.
>
>Thanx in advance
>.
>Fredrik Normén NSQUARED Guest
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