Windows authentication with custom database

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Hello.
I want know , can i use windows authentication with custom database! for example a site with 10000 user, need a database to store user informations instead of making user account for everyone with hands.
actually i want an authentication way that have a login dialog like windows authentication but with abilty to check users programmatically!
should i use windows authentication or there is another way to do that?

thank you!

Posted 14-Feb-14 11:05am

ali_heidari_

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 14-Feb-14 22:58pm

So, you are not going to create accounts? For security, you need to set UserName and Password combination.

ali_heidari_ 18-Feb-14 8:43am

i want use a custom database to store username and password, with this, users can register somewhere by a webpage for example. i dnt want create user account manualy, if users count become 1000, then i have hard time to create users accounts.

Bernhard Hiller 17-Feb-14 3:15am

Intranet or Internet? If Intranet, does an Active Directory exist?

ali_heidari_ 18-Feb-14 8:46am

Internet, in Active Directory should i make accounts manually? what is its addvantage, can you explain please!? (ofcaurse i search about it on intenrnet) thank you

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Bernhard Hiller · Answer 1 · 2014-02-18T20:05:00

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In that case, use your own user management. It' s a table with usernames and hashed passwords, and also email addresses, perhaps additional tables for roles and role memberships.

Posted 18-Feb-14 20:05pm

Bernhard Hiller

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ali_heidari_ 19-Feb-14 5:38am

ok... i know that, but how say to IIS that use my custom membership provider ( that use my own Database) with windows authentication?