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Updated windows active directory security (markdown)

Joseph Adams committed 2014-04-07 11:18:54 -0400 commit e0c398e0ecbfe8d9ce7007473d8b74c5fbd73006

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           ##Windows Authentication

          -In some cases, it is preferable to use a custom authentication system to store all authentication data, user lists, credentials etc.

          -But sometimes it will be much easier to use system built-in authentication features that you are already leveraging instead of creating something new. ASP.NET can handle the authentication processes and all that is required is to apply needed roles/permissions/security rules for the user as described in our [[Security Guide|Integration/Tutorials/Security]].

          +In some cases, it is preferable to use a custom authentication system to store all authentication data, user lists, credentials, etc.

          +But sometimes it will be much easier to use built-in system authentication features that you are already leveraging instead of creating something new. ASP.NET can handle the authentication processes and all that is required is to apply needed roles/permissions/security rules for the user as described in our [[Security Guide|Integration/Tutorials/Security]].

           Follow these steps to set up Windows Authentication with Impersonation for the AdHoc application:

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5	5	##Windows Authentication
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7		-In some cases, it is preferable to use a custom authentication system to store all authentication data, user lists, credentials etc.
8		-But sometimes it will be much easier to use system built-in authentication features that you are already leveraging instead of creating something new. ASP.NET can handle the authentication processes and all that is required is to apply needed roles/permissions/security rules for the user as described in our [[Security Guide\|Integration/Tutorials/Security]].
	7	+In some cases, it is preferable to use a custom authentication system to store all authentication data, user lists, credentials, etc.
	8	+But sometimes it will be much easier to use built-in system authentication features that you are already leveraging instead of creating something new. ASP.NET can handle the authentication processes and all that is required is to apply needed roles/permissions/security rules for the user as described in our [[Security Guide\|Integration/Tutorials/Security]].
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10	10	Follow these steps to set up Windows Authentication with Impersonation for the AdHoc application:
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