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Feb 26th, 2013, 03:13 AM
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Swopping out .Net Membership Provider (custom) with Active Directory
Hi,
In my web application I created a custom implementation of the standard .net membership and role providers, using nHibernate. Works fine.
Now I have the requirement that client's should not only be able to host their own instance of my web application, but also be able to integrate with their own authentication system.
I know for a fact, they could write their own implementation of the membership and role providers and just make changes to the web.config. No biggie.
However, I believe many of these clients are using Active Directory.
Just wanted to confirm (note: never used AD) that in such case they can just as easily swop out the current providers with whatever one uses with AD, without any changes required to my web app?
(need to research, but right now I have to put that into a document whether possible or not and rather not lie by accident)
Thanks in advance
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