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Contents Configure forms authentication

Install the membership database

Configure the SqlMembershipProvider

Configure the SqlRoleProvider

Create users

Authenticate users

Demonstration

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Configure forms authentication Section 1

Section 2

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Install the membership database Execute Command

aspnet_regsql.exe -E -S server -d dbname -A mr

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Configure the

SqlMembershipProviderWeb.Config

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Configure the SqlRoleProviderWeb.Config

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Create users Use the Web Site Administration Tool, which provides a wizard-like interface for creating new users. To start this tool, click

ASP.NET Configuration on theWebsite menu in Visual Studio2005.

Create an ASP.NET page that contains a CreateUserWizardcontrol. This control uses the configured membership providerto encapsulate the logic of creating a new user.

Create an ASP.NET Web page that contains the TextBox controlsused to collect the user name and password (and, optionally, theuser's e-mail address), and then use theMembership.CreateUserAPI to create a new user in themembership system.

The following code shows how to call MembershipCreateUser.Membership.CreateUser("Username", "P@ssw0rd", "userName@emailAddress");

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Authenticate usersTo authenticate users, you must provide a login form. This could be aseparate page or a special area on your application's home page.

You can create the login form in the following ways:

Use the ASP.NET 2.0 login controls. The ASP.NET login controlsencapsulate nearly all of the logic required to obtain credentials fromusers and to validate them against a user store. They use the configuredmembership provider. You do not need to write any additional code.

After the user is validated, the login controls automatically saveinformation about the user; for example, by using an encrypted cookie

if the user's browser accepts cookies. Create a custom login form by using ASP.NET TextBox controls. If you

create a custom login form with simple TextBox controls, you canprompt the user for a user name and password, and then call theValidateUser method of the Membership class to perform thevalidation.

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Demonstration