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	Which should I use? In deciding which type of Authentication to use, it's important to keep the following points in mind: You want the widest possible audience, along with browser and platform independence. (impacts NTCR (Integrated Windows Authentication in Windows 2000) and cookies) Performance is critical. If (as you hope), your site becomes wildly popular, you don't want a dead-slow server (impacts SSL/Certificates, ASP) ================================= ================================= Which Type Why use it? Why not use it? How to use it. IIS NT Challenge Response (Integrated Windows Authentication in Windows 2000) Why Why not How IIS Basic Authentication Why Why not How A Third Party Basic Authentication filter Why Why not How ASP.NET authentication Why Why not How Cookie Based Authentication Third Party filter Why Why not How Write your own Basic Authentication filter Why Why not How Digest Authentication Why Why not How Cookie Based Authentication with ASP pages Why Why not How Self-authenticating scripts Why Why not How Certificate based authentication. Why Why not How <=== Previous Page     Next Page ===> By Kevin Flick, Flicks Software http://www.flicks.com/
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