ASP.NET Forms Authentication and a “No Authentication” subfolder?

Yes, place a web. Config file on the subfolder with this content: configuration.

Yes, place a web. Config file on the subfolder with this content.

Actually I noticed then I couldn't get to some connection strings in the web. Config one level below this new one. Is that supposed to happen?

– brunot Mar 17 '10 at 18:38 It could have been cause by the tag in the original post – Sergio Mar 18 '10 at 10:34 Although the solution might seem obvious and simple, this helped me figure out a hair-puller. Thanks! – danyim Oct 6 at 14:48.

Yes you can, you can use location tag in the web. Config to configure folder level security.

I would probably use this method if I had many locations to specify differently and I wanted to manage them from a central file. Good answer. +1 – brunot Mar 11 '10 at 14:38.

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