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ASP.NET Tutorial » Authentication Authorization » Authorization

21. 2. 2. Assign a particular username, or comma-delimited list of usernames, to the deny element


The ASP.NET Framework uses a first-match algorithm. 

If you switched the allow and deny rules, then no one, not event Jane, would be allowed to access the pages in the folder.



File: SecretFiles\Web.Config



<configuration>

    <system.web>



      <authorization>

        <allow users="Jane" />

        <deny users="*" />

      </authorization>



    </system.web>

</configuration>

21. 2. Authorization
	21. 2. 1.	Configuring Authorization
	21. 2. 2.	Assign a particular username, or comma-delimited list of usernames, to the deny element
	21. 2. 3.	Authorizing by Role
	21. 2. 4.	Authorizing Files by Location
	21. 2. 5.	Use the location element to apply configuration settings to a particular subfolder

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