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ASP.NET Tutorial » Authentication Authorization » User

21. 15. 3. Using an If/Then statement that checks authentication


If (User.Identity.IsAuthenticated()) Then

   ' Do some actions here for authenticated users

Else

   ' Do other actions here for unauthenticated users

End If

21. 15. User
	21. 15. 1.	Getting the username of the logged-in user
	21. 15. 2.	Checking whether the user is authenticated
	21. 15. 3.	Using an If/Then statement that checks authentication
	21. 15. 4.	Using the AuthenticationType property
	21. 15. 5.	Checking whether the user is part of a specific role
	21. 15. 6.	Using the WindowsBuiltInRole enumeration
	21. 15. 7.	Output the name of the currently logged-on user as authenticated by the ASP.NET application

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