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    Default Forms Authentication -- on host

    I create a subdirectory in my website (within Visual
    Studio) and then using IIS managment console, I made the
    directory run as an application. When a user requests
    any page within the subdirectory they are redirected to
    the subdirectory login page. This is all fine on my
    personal PC since I have IIS installed.

    However, my website is being hosted so I don't have
    access to IIS. How can I accomplish the exact same thing
    without any access to IIS management console?

    -- Prince
    Prince Guest

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    Default RE: Forms Authentication -- on host

    I was afraid someone would say that. I was hoping for a
    simple .NET solution. Microsoft, if you're paying
    attention, one should not have to make the subdirectory
    run as an application.

    -- Prince
    >-----Original Message-----
    >The only way that I have been able to get this to work
    is through a custom (classic ASP) scheme, where you check
    session variables and redirect accordingly.
    >
    >"Prince" wrote:
    >
    >> I create a subdirectory in my website (within Visual
    >> Studio) and then using IIS managment console, I made
    the
    >> directory run as an application. When a user
    requests
    >> any page within the subdirectory they are redirected
    to
    >> the subdirectory login page. This is all fine on my
    >> personal PC since I have IIS installed.
    >>
    >> However, my website is being hosted so I don't have
    >> access to IIS. How can I accomplish the exact same
    thing
    >> without any access to IIS management console?
    >>
    >> -- Prince
    >>
    >.
    >
    Prince Guest

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