webadminhelp_security.aspx.resx

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    <value>1.3</value>
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  <data name="Title00" type="System.String">
    <value>Web Site Administration Tool Security Tab</value>
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  <data name="WebSiteAdministrationToolSecurityTab01" type="System.String">
    <value>Web Site Administration Tool Security Tab</value>
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    <value>Use the &lt;span class=UI&gt;Security&lt;/span&gt; tab of the Web Site Administration Tool to manage rules for securing specific resources in the Web application. ASP.NET uses a security system that lets you restrict access to specific user accounts or the roles to which the user accounts belong. With the &lt;span class=UI&gt;Security&lt;/span&gt; tab, you manage user accounts, roles, and access rules for the Web site. Before using the &lt;span class=UI&gt;Security&lt;/span&gt; tab for the first time, use the &lt;span class=UI&gt;Security Setup Wizard&lt;/span&gt; to configure basic security settings for the Web site.</value>
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  <data name="Introduction01" type="System.String">
    <value>Introduction</value>
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  <data name="Introduction02" type="System.String">
    <value>ASP.NET security is based on the concepts of user accounts, roles, and access rules and lets you restrict access to your Web application resources to only the user accounts that you specify. Security settings are established using a combination of configuration settings and data stored in a database (or other data store). User accounts and roles that you create are stored in the database and access rules are stored in the Web.config file.</value>
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  <data name="Introduction03" type="System.String">
    <value>You can configure your application to use the following types of security, which depend on how the Web site will be used:</value>
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  <data name="Introduction04" type="System.String">
    <value>Forms-based authentication (&lt;span class=UI&gt;From the Internet&lt;/span&gt;)</value>
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  <data name="Introduction05" type="System.String">
    <value>Forms-based authentication is used for Web sites that are made available to the Internet. Forms-based authentication uses the ASP.NET membership system to manage individual user accounts and groups (roles). User account information is stored in a local database or in a Microsoft SQL Server database. You can use the ASP.NET logon controls to create a logon page where users can enter their credentials. </value>
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  <data name="Introduction06" type="System.String">
    <value>Integrated Microsoft Windows authentication (&lt;span class=UI&gt;From a local network&lt;/span&gt;)</value>
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  <data name="Introduction07" type="System.String">
    <value>Windows authentication interacts with Windows security, using the logon credentials that users provide when they log on to Windows. Therefore, Windows authentication is suited for intranet scenarios, where users have logged on to a Windows-based network. You do not have to create a logon page, because users are automatically logged on to your application with their Windows credentials.</value>
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  <data name="Introduction08" type="System.String">
    <value>Use the &lt;span class=UI&gt;Users&lt;/span&gt; section of the &lt;span class=UI&gt;Security&lt;/span&gt; tab to complete the following tasks:</value>
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  <data name="Introduction09" type="System.String">
    <value>Create, edit, and delete registered user accounts for the Web site.</value>
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  <data name="Introduction10" type="System.String">
    <value>View a list of all registered user accounts for the Web site.</value>
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  <data name="Introduction11" type="System.String">
    <value>Change the authentication method that is used by the Web site. </value>
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    <value>Note   You can create and manage user accounts, if you chose the &lt;span class=UI&gt;From the Internet&lt;/span&gt; option for your authentication type (if you are using forms-based authentication). If you chose the &lt;span class=UI&gt;From a local network&lt;/span&gt; option as your authentication type (if you using integrated Windows authentication), you cannot manage individual user accounts. If you change the authentication type, any user information that you have created will be lost. Additionally, access rules might no longer work in the way that you configured them. Generally, you should select an authentication type only when you first configure the Web site.</value>
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  <data name="Introduction13" type="System.String">
    <value>Use the &lt;span class=UI&gt;Roles&lt;/span&gt; section of the &lt;span class=UI&gt;Security&lt;/span&gt; tab to group user accounts, which makes it easier to assign permissions (authorization).</value>
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  <data name="Introduction14" type="System.String">
    <value>Use the &lt;span class=UI&gt;Access Rules&lt;/span&gt; section of the &lt;span class=UI&gt;Security&lt;/span&gt; tab to allow or deny access for specified pages to specific user accounts or to all user accounts that belong in a specified role. Typically, you use an access rule to restrict pages for some user accounts. </value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers01" type="System.String">
    <value>Creating Users</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers02" type="System.String">
    <value>You can create and manage user accounts, if you have set the authentication type to &lt;span class=UI&gt;From the Internet&lt;/span&gt; (forms authentication). To change authentication types, click &lt;span class=UI&gt;Select authentication type&lt;/span&gt;.</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers03" type="System.String">
    <value>To create user accounts</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers04" type="System.String">
    <value>Click &lt;span class=UI&gt;Create user&lt;/span&gt;, and then specify the following information.</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers05" type="System.String">
    <value>User Name</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers06" type="System.String">
    <value>Enter the name for the user account to create.</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers07" type="System.String">
    <value>Password</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers08" type="System.String">
    <value>Enter the password for &lt;span class=UI&gt;User Name&lt;/span&gt;. Passwords are case sensitive.</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers09" type="System.String">
    <value>Confirm Password</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers10" type="System.String">
    <value>Re-enter &lt;span class=UI&gt;Password&lt;/span&gt;. </value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers11" type="System.String">
    <value>E-mail</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers12" type="System.String">
    <value>Enter the e-mail address for &lt;span class=UI&gt;User Name&lt;/span&gt;. </value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers13" type="System.String">
    <value>The Web Site Administration Tool does not confirm whether the address that you enter is a valid e-mail address, but it does validate that the e-mail address conforms to the correct format for e-mail addresses.</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers14" type="System.String">
    <value>Security Question</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers15" type="System.String">
    <value>Enter a question to ask the user when they need to reset or recover their password.</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers16" type="System.String">
    <value>Security Answer</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers17" type="System.String">
    <value>Enter the answer to &lt;span class=UI&gt;Security Question&lt;/span&gt;.</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers18" type="System.String">
    <value>Active User</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers19" type="System.String">
    <value>Select this option to enable this user account as an active (current) user of the site. If you do not select this option, the user information is stored in the database, but the user cannot log on to the Web site.</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers20" type="System.String">
    <value>Roles</value>
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  <data name="CreatingUsers21" type="System.String">
    <value>Select the roles for &lt;span class=UI&gt;User Name&lt;/span&gt;. You create roles separately. For more information, see the next section. </value>
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  <data name="CreatingRoles01" type="System.String">
    <value>Creating Roles</value>
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  <data name="CreatingRoles02" type="System.String">
    <value>To create roles</value>
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  <data name="CreatingRoles03" type="System.String">
    <value>On the &lt;span class=UI&gt;Security&lt;/span&gt; tab, click &lt;span class=UI&gt;Enable roles&lt;/span&gt;. </value>
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