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Re: Database, asp and permission |
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From: |
Harlan |
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Date: |
2/9/1999 8:44:09 AM |
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206.222.20.2 |
Sure you have lots of ways to secure your pages.
You can use nt file permissions (if your using
ntfs). You can use the microsoft permission
checker component. You can create a table
in your database for users to login to your
site (my prefered method). You can set the
permissions directly in the mmc security settings.
You can allow by ip address, by full class cs
all the way to class as. There are probably
a few other ways I dont even know about.
It shouldnt be a huge task to secure a site.
If the data is extremly mission critical you
might want to get a security consultant in
durring your project design and vision scope
phases though. |
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