Authentication in asp.net

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When use form authentication and when to use window authentication and what is the difference between both of them

Posted 22-Nov-11 19:54pm

Vishwajeet Singh Chouhan

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Have a look at below Article.

ASP.NET authentication and authorization

Posted 22-Nov-11 20:17pm

RaisKazi

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member60 · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-22T19:58:00

forms authentication is used for internet and intranet
based applications.
and windows authentication is the default authentication
provided by the .NET framework.

Windows Authentication - This is provided so that web pages
can make use of the local Windows User and Groups.

Forms Authentication - This is a cookie based authentication
system where the username and passport is stored in a text
file or a database. We will be focusing on this
authentication model in this tutorial.