User.IsInRole with Active Directory authentication?

I would suggest going through this site and its linked articles. It will help you greatly msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/z164t8h...).aspx.

I would suggest going through this site and its linked articles. It will help you greatly. msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/z164t8h...).aspx.

In my experience, these functions are NOT recursive unless it specifically says it is. UserPrincipal. GetAuthorizationGroups() for example is recursive.

I don't believe User.IsInRole() is.

User. IsInRole is going to be functionally recursive with Windows AuthN. It is going off your security token which is built by AD/local SAM at logon.

That token includes all of the groups you're a member of.

– Jan Strnad Aug 21 at 11:51 No, definetely not – Brian Desmond Aug 27 at 2:53.

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