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Can logon page be skipped if form authentication is used?

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    Arjune
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    In ASP.NET if a application is using Form Authentication ,and if the user skips the login page and directly tries to browse the inner page using its link what will happen?Will the authentication be violated by the user?

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      In ASP.NET if a application is using Form Authentication ,and if the user skips the login page and directly tries to browse the inner page using its link what will happen?Will the authentication be violated by the user?

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      The user will be redirected to login page as in Web.config

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        The user will be redirected to login page as in Web.config

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        Hi, If in the web.config file, you set authentication to Forms and LoginUrl to Login.aspx....and authorization deny users "?" ......Then client cannot go to other page without first going to Login.aspx. Hope helped. Happy Programming.

        Sanjeev

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