Night_Hawke
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On the IIS side, I selected the<BR>directory that I want secure and set the Authenticated access to Basic<BR>authentication and now a user must enter there username and password<BR>from the Network, as well as my Sql Database is set to Windows NT<BR>Integrated Security. So now no one can see records from the Sql Database<BR>on the web page unless they are on the Company's domain. So far so good!!!<BR>Now my boss has asked me to create a page where certain groups can see<BR>certain information on a page or certain pages. Is there a way I can<BR>tell (in code) if a user that logs on is apart of a group, the groups I<BR>want are Customers, Employees, AdministrationYou could put three different pages in three sub-directories and set permissions differently on them...?Roles based authentication is supposed to do this but I don't have code for you, sorry. <BR><BR>You could put a separate web.config in each directory, redirect at login according to the user type. Something like...<BR><BR><location path="myDirectory"><BR><system.web><BR><authorization><BR><allow roles="myUser" /><BR><deny users="*" /><BR></authorization><BR></system.web><BR><BR>There is an example of Roles in the Docs and also various code snippets at the asp.net web site and on Google. I haven't seen a good example here though, LOL.