Assign a particular username, or comma-delimited list of usernames, to the deny element : Authorization « Authentication Authorization « ASP.NET Tutorial

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21.2.2.Assign a particular username, or comma-delimited list of usernames, to the deny element

The ASP.NET Framework uses a first-match algorithm. 

If you switched the allow and deny rules, then no one, not event Jane, would be allowed to access the pages in the folder.



File: SecretFiles\Web.Config



<configuration>

    <system.web>



      <authorization>

        <allow users="Jane" />

        <deny users="*" />

      </authorization>



    </system.web>

</configuration>

21.2.Authorization
	21.2.1.	Configuring Authorization
	21.2.2.	Assign a particular username, or comma-delimited list of usernames, to the deny element
	21.2.3.	Authorizing by Role
	21.2.4.	Authorizing Files by Location
	21.2.5.	Use the location element to apply configuration settings to a particular subfolder

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