Where to set username/password for BASIC authentication in IIS7

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Out of the box these would need to be Windows 2008 accounts.

If you wanted to use a custom store (SQL Server, Membership Service) then you'd need to write your own Basic Authentication module:

Developing a Module Using .NET

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • Anthony Main
    Anthony Main almost 2 years

    I have a .net web app running on iis7 (windows 2008) and want to add some simple protection to it.

    I've managed to set up BASIC authentication, but cant work out where I set the username/passwords that are allowed to access the resource

    • RBT
      RBT almost 7 years
      Exactly same question on stackoverflow. I'm sure it will be helpful.