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You can password-protect access to your database with
ASPRunnerPro. You can choose one the following options:
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No Login
- there is no
authentication. |
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Hardcoded - all
your users will use the same hardcoded login/password
combination. |
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Database
- choose this method if you store
username/password combinations in your database. In this case you
need to choose database table with username/passwords data and
fields that store usernames, passwords and user full name that will
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If it is
necessary to display something more complex than just one field in
the Logged
as <> phrase, you can use AfterSuccessfulLogin event and,
for example, the following code:
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SESSION("UserName") = data("FirstName")&" "&data("LastName")
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For more information about Login with
Facebook option, see Facebook connect.
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Active
Directory - Active Directory
authentication. For more information, see Active Directory. |
If using authentication ASPRunnerPro
will generate additional ASP page login.asp intended for username and
password validation.
User login settings allows you
to create user self-register page, password reminder, change
password pages. Use Locking and
Audit to set up record locking and user actions logging.
Use Encryption to encrypt important
data in the database. If the Database or Active Directory option is selected,
you can set Advanced Security
Settings and define Permissions.
Example of Login page:
If you have selected the Remember Password check box and then
opens one of the internal page of application, such as a Menu or
List page, you will be logged in automatically.
Scenarios on how you can
configure security options
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"Only one person or several persons with
the same access rights have access to the site" - use the
Hardcoded username
and password option. |
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"There are the site administrator (owner)
and guests. The administrator has full access to the site, guests
have read-only access to some pages/reports/charts" - use
the Username
and password from database option,
enable guest login in the
Advanced security settings, configure
the access for guests in the User group permissions. |
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"There are many users with different
access levels and administrators with the full access" - use
the Username
and password from database option, configure Advanced
security settings if you need to restrict the access within one
table, configure User group permissions to assign table
level permissions, configure Admin group for
administrators. |
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"If all user accounts and passwords are
stored in the Active Directory" - use the Active Directory
option. |
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