Custom RoleProviderMembership ASP.NET [closed]

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First of all, thanks for reading my question. I hope you can help me. I have an application in asp.net with c# and I need to add security features. My client request that the authentication were against the active directory of the organization so I have an LDAP chain to do this... the other part of the problem is that my application uses specific roles on specific users so I can't use the groups of the ActiveDirectory.

I think I need to implement a double authentication: First the application authenticate that the user is valid via the LDAP query. Then using the username of the LDAP query the application have to compare it against a table o Data Base that contain the users and it's roles.

With this information the application will give access to the modules that the user is allowed to.

I have research about this but I didn't find an implementation like this, only in separate ways.

Thanks for your help.

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You can use one of the standard RoleProviders, such as SqlRoleProvider, in conjunction with Windows Authentication.

This blog post from Scott Guthrie gives a step-by-step recipe for doing this.

There's no need for a custom RoleProvider, unless you have other requirements that aren't met by the standard SqlRoleProvider.