implementing login control programmatically using sql server 2005. can anyone give me good web reference about the topic? i am new to this development.
development tool i am using:
>visual studio 2008
> sql server management studio 2005
>windows 7 ultimate(32 bit)
Our database affected with SQL Injection. so We need to create a sql server 2005 new login for SQL Injection prevention. User can perform, access tables with select, update and delete queryaccess views, functions and stored proc perform cursor. what are the permissions given for that login account?
View 1 Replieshow to create a login form using the login controls present in the toolbox?
or should i o for creating the layout of the login myself and then code it accordingly?
I have a list with users logins. I need to create for each of them a login on the server (SQL Server 2008) with password hashed in md5. How can I do that in the easiest way?
View 2 RepliesI want to put a Login Control and a Create User Control on the same page.. just wondering, before I start am I going to run into any problems by doing this?
View 2 RepliesI'm looking for a way to create a login control without the use of web admin tool
Here are my system requirements
Windows 7 Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition ESET Anti-virus but SQL and Studio files excluded from being scanned. I have got a database. I've created the front end of the user login control manually not using the toolbox. Basically what I need is that once a user has registered. He then logs in. when he enters his username and password how do I code it so the database realises it's him/her and takes them to their LOGGED IN user
I have an ASP.Net application that uses the Membership Login Control. The thing is, we wanted to avoid giving our members more than they need to worry about, so we didn't want to have to make each a custom username. So the thing is, I want to make the Login Control display a DropDown List populated with a list of usernames as opposed to a text box.
View 7 RepliesI just like to know how can i create my own authentication(calling the ASP .net membership, role) page with the same function as the LOGIN Control. Your wondering, why not use the Login control instead. I have my own design and i don't know how to pattern my design to the built in Login Control. I tried editing the login template, but it's pretty hard to pattern it to my design.
This is my design
Basically what would like to know how the Login Control calls for the authentication, and when authenticated, it will pass the user(full name) to my LoginView Control without any coding. Or is it possible that I remove default login button in the LOGIN Control then create my own button and trigger the authentication or validation? But if you have other suggestion that can follow my design and call the authentication, i would be happy to know.
I made a login control in a webapplication with a membership provider and a role provider. The problem is when I enter the username and the password in the login control (on my system i.e localhost) the user authenticated and redirected without any problem, but when I deploy my webapplication with my database on a host server the login control cant authenticate the same user and tells me "Login attempt was not successful".
View 8 RepliesWhy am I not able to login using my login control if I set the sql server database option for Recursive Triggers Enabled to "True"? Whenever I attempt to do so, I receive an error message on attempting to login that states "Your attempt to log in was not successful..."?
View 2 Replieshow to download a file at a url programmatically on the server side without any user interaction?
View 4 RepliesI am a newbie to asp.net and have recently been building a web... I have a login control on the main page which when logged in verifys the user and redirects them to the home page... I published this to the server previously and it worked. Today when I tried logging into my system however I got the following error message:-
"Your login attempt was not successful. Please try again."
The accounts did work before but since I have uploaded a newer version of my program onto the server the above message is displayed. I have been on many websites and read previous forums with suggesstions to add <roles> in the web.config file however the login control worked before and I have not changed anything on the site apart from a different page that doesnt affect the login.
Few points to make... the login control is using the asp.net configuration pre built tables it generates for you, I have created the users and roles inside of asp.net configuration so it is not a custom membership... I am at a complete loss as how to get my login control to work having tried to insert roles into the webconfig file.
i m currently creating an article module, and i want if user wana comment on to the any particular artical, than he should login any of his mail id like gmail, yahoo hotmail etc and than post his or her comment and after than comment should go into the DB.
View 3 RepliesI've created a page to add users, using the CreateUserWizard, I use the Login Control to login.
I have setup the config file to use my SQL server, not express
<remove name="LocalSqlServer"/>
<add name="LocalSqlServer" connectionString="Data Source=xxxx.xxxx.xxxx.xxxx;Initial Catalog=aspnetdb;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=xxxx;Password=xxxxxx" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />
I go to the create user page, add a user.
I can SEE the user on the database using Server Management Studio...
I go to signon and get "Your login attempt was not successful. Please try again."
I have not customized the login control in any way. (OR the createuserwizard)
HOW can I tell where the Login tool is going to get userid and password info?
How can I tell if it is not finding the user or the password does not match?
I want to use Login Control in ASP.Net. I click on ASP.Net configuration. Change Authentication type, Create User named Sonia... & do all the steps. & successfully able to logged in & logged out of the application. I have Created one user Named Sonia thru ASP.Net Web Configuration Tool.Now in my project I have Separate User Creation form, Through which user create his own username & that username & password is saved in my SQL database.
Suppose User That is saved in database is
UserName - ABC
Password - 123
Now i want that users who exist in my db, can login in my app. thru Login Control..Is that possble?
I have just turned on all membership infrastructure, maked an "Administrator" and successfully logined using standard LoginForm control.But when I uploaded my website on hosting server, I couldn't login anymore.I have MachineKey in web.config. Perhaps I need to set something on server (it is my VDS).
View 5 Replies i'm programitcally creating user using theSqlMembershipProvider. I am able to create users however now I want to be to assign them to a certain role once they are created. How do I go about assigning the newly created user to a role?
CODE to create user, works fine:
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I dont know where to start, but I have a simple issue that you may be able to resolve.
I have a SQL database that contains a table with user name / password / Account level in it.
What I am trying to do is to create a Login page that will use this database and table to authenticate the login.
I have spent some time looking about for an example, and the nearest that I have found is for an access Database, but I really need this to work with SQL.
I'd just gotten the MVC application I'm working on to connect to the database when the machine it was on went down. Now, for development purposes, I've installed the database on my local SQL Server 2005 Express installation. I jumped through all the hoops for getting the connection set up. I have:
Opened the Surface Area Configuration and set it to allow Local and remote connections. In the same area, I set the SQL Server Browser to Automatic startup and started it. In SQL Server Mgmt Studio Express, under Security/Logins, I added a user with a Server Role of 'sysadmin' and in User Mapping for the specific database in question I checked 'db_owner'. I also restarted the services and then rebooted the machine when restarting the services didn't work. But it's still giving me the following error:
A network-related or instance-specific error occurred while establishing a connection to SQL Server. The server was not found or was not accessible. Verify that the instance name is correct and that SQL Server is configured to allow remote connections. (provider: SQL Network Interfaces, error: 26 - Error Locating Server/Instance Specified) Here's the weird part. I can open SQL Server Mgmt Studio Express and log in with the user I created as described above. Login is successful, and I have complete access to the database. In Server Explorer, I've set up a connection to this exact same database without any problems. I can connect to it and list the tables, get their data, etc., no problem. I can also use the "osql" command to connect to and retrieve data from the same database.
It seems safe to say that the database is definitely there and can be connected to. So, I thought there must be something wrong with my connection string. Since the Server Explorer is connecting to and displaying data from the database, I copied its connection string, which looks a lot like this:
Data Source=myServerSQLEXPRESS;Initial Catalog=myDatabase;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=SwinglineUser;Password=***********
Of course, the Password has been replaced with the actual password (just in case someone thought I might have forgotten that step). So, absolutely everything I try connects to the database without the slightest issue, except for my MVC application. I'm not sure what else to try. Could there be some difference in how to set things up if you're connecting to a local server?
how to make login control allow users to login by either username or email address
View 1 RepliesI am doing a simple secured site using the login control. I would like users to be redirected to their dashboard page once they log in, but after that if they choose to browse I do NOT want them redirected based on their login status. I am using the generic template provided in VWD with the basic login setup in the template including the tabbed ASP menu control - nothing fancy, nothing custom. This is intended to be something very simple and quick. Here is the code I am using for the page load...
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So if I do this code WITHOUT the "IsPostBack", logged in users are always redirected to their dashboard and cannot see the hompage. However with that IsPostBack test, the redirect after initial login doesn't work.
I know this is extremely basic and simple, but I am restarting with this stuff after a year away, and I need a nudge.
I have been asked to use the login control to authenticate users to use the website. I have a master page which has header pictures and a menu down the left. I have created a login form and configured my web.config file to use form authentication but when I run it, it does not show my master page just the content page. Should my login page not be a content page?
View 39 RepliesWe have created a windows application which is distributed amongst our clients. The application uses SQL Server 2008 as the back end and each client uses their own database on their own server. The databases are all exactly the same but each clients data is specific only to them.
We would like to offer our clients the ability to log-in to our website which would then login to their own database so that when they are out in the field they can perform similar tasks to what they can do with the windows app.Each of the clients databases has a user table containing their login details, permissions etc.
Our server is running on IIS and has SQL Server 2008 installed but it only contains our data and nothing of the clients.How should we go about this?
What I mean is do we need to make each client have an additional login to our main server which would then hold each clients individual connection strings etc which would then be used to connect to there specific database and then they would need to login again?? Seems like a nightmare for the user.
I have an ASP.NET MVC 2 web site that runs okay on my local machine. The first page that comes up uses data from a SQL Server 2005 database that is on a separate machine.
When I deploy the website to an IIS 6.0 web server and try to open the website in a browser on the web server desktop I get the following:
Server Error in '/AutoDoc' Application.
Login failed for user ''. The user is not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Login failed for user ''. The user is not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection.
Source Error:
Line 27: </div>
Line 28:
Line 29: <% Html.RenderAction("GenreMenu", "DocStore"); %>
Line 30:
Line 31: <div>
Source File: c:InetpubAutoDocAutoDocViewsSharedSite.Master Line:
29
Stack Trace: [SqlException (0x80131904): Login failed for user ''. The user is not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection.]
There are so many ways to approach this that IM a little lost in the forest. What is the best way to address giving the hosting web server access to the database server? Or should I say give the web site access to the specific database?
i have installed sql 2005 more than 100 times , but this time
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