ASP.NET Authorization inherits rules?

In web. Config of your root directory try following location path=”MySite/SubDirectory” allowOverride=”false”.

In web. Config of your root directory try following.

Thanks for your response! But this isn't showing up in my IIS7 control panel or seem to work. I think this still doesn't override the inherited rights.

– Wesz-T Jun 30 at 8:10 ok, I thought this may help you – NitinJS Jun 30 at 10:57.

Try to remove them from ASP. NET Configuration. Open it with small icon in the right corner of the Solution Explorer (or Project\Website->ASP.NET Configuration).

In ASP. NET Configuration use Security -> Access Rules -> Manage Access Rules for the appropriate folder.

Thanks for your response, the inherited rules do show up. And I can also add my own rule(s) but cant set the order. The inherited rules are always the last to be applied.

– Wesz-T Jun 30 at 7:50 Put Deny All rule just before the default Allow All rule. – Kirill Jun 30 at 7:58.

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