Windows Authentication for a single ASPX page in a web site.

Gurus,

I have a situation, we have a web site running fine in ASP.Net, in that
I have a single WEBFORM (test/test.aspx), when a user clicks this I
want to have windows authentication for the same. I don't want windows
authentication for the whole web site, just for that single web form,
which is in folder "TEST", or let all the people in the current DOMAIN
access that page.

is that possible, if yes how is it achieved ?

thanks in advance,
shailendraOnly for that directory, turn the "Integrated Security" on in IIS.

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"batham" <batham@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Gurus,
> I have a situation, we have a web site running fine in ASP.Net, in that
> I have a single WEBFORM (test/test.aspx), when a user clicks this I
> want to have windows authentication for the same. I don't want windows
> authentication for the whole web site, just for that single web form,
> which is in folder "TEST", or let all the people in the current DOMAIN
> access that page.
> is that possible, if yes how is it achieved ?
> thanks in advance,
> shailendra
Create a 2nd Virtual directory and set the properties to Integrated Windows.
Be sure to uncheck Allow anonymous.

If you have
http://Server/YourApp/Default.aspx

then create
http://Server/YourApp/Test/Test.aspx

In IIS right click YourApp virtual directory and Create a new one under it
named Test.
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Joe Fallon

"batham" <batham@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1121470652.906865.39860@.g43g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
> Gurus,
> I have a situation, we have a web site running fine in ASP.Net, in that
> I have a single WEBFORM (test/test.aspx), when a user clicks this I
> want to have windows authentication for the same. I don't want windows
> authentication for the whole web site, just for that single web form,
> which is in folder "TEST", or let all the people in the current DOMAIN
> access that page.
> is that possible, if yes how is it achieved ?
> thanks in advance,
> shailendra