Answer / kaushik

Type of authentications are -
Windows,
Forms,
Passport

Answer / yoga

Three types of authentications
(i) Windows
(ii) Forms
(iii)Passport

Answer / appu

Forms Authentication:This authentication mode is based on cookies where the user name and the password are stored either in a text file or the database
Windows Authentication:This is the default authentication mode in ASP.NET. Using this mode, a user is authenticated based on his/her Windows account.
Passport Authentication:Passport authentication is a centralized authentication service that uses Microsoft's Passport Service to authenticate the users of an application.

Answer / shiva

Default is none.

Windows(basic,digest,windows integrated)
Forms,
passport.

Answer / ranjith nellikadan

1.---- With Windows-based authentication, the ASP.NET Web
application relies on the Windows operating system to
authenticate the user. ASP.NET uses Windows-based
authentication in conjunction with IIS authentication.
With Windows-based authentication, the user requests a
secure Web page from the Web application, and the request
then goes through IIS. If the user’s credentials do not
match those of an authorized user, IIS rejects the request.
The user then has to enter his or her name and password
into the logon form. The credentials are again verified by
IIS. If correct, IIS directs the original request to the
Web application. The secure Web page is then returned to
the user
2.------ Forms-based authentication refers to a system
where non-authenticated requests are redirected to a
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) form by using Hypertext
Transfer Protocol (HTTP) client-side redirection. The user
provides credentials and submits the form. If the
application validates the credentials on the form, the
system issues an authentication cookie to the user.
Subsequent requests from the user are issued with the
authentication cookie in the request headers, and then the
user is authenticated based on those request headers.

3.---- Microsoft Passport authentication is a centralized
authentication service that offers a single logon option
and core profile services for member sites. Users who sign
up to use Passport are authenticated for access to Web
sites through a single Passport account. Microsoft Passport
is an XML Web service, and it is an integral part of
the .NET Framework

Answer / somesh

1.windows
2.forms
3.passport

Answer / kartheek

1.Windows-based authentication
2.Forms-based authentication
3.Passport-based authentication

Answer / archana poul

Forms Authentication
Windows Authentication
Passport Authentication

Answer / abinaya

Abinaya

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