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Authentication Feature Requirements (IIS 7)

Applies To: Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Vista

This topic describes the requirements for configuring the following authentication methods:

  • Anonymous

  • ASP.NET Impersonation

  • Basic

  • Client Certificate Mapping (IIS and Active Directory)

  • Digest

  • Forms

  • Windows

Note

See individual procedures for exceptions to these requirements.

Levels

The procedures for configuring authentication can be performed at the following levels in IIS:

  • Web server

  • Site

  • Application

  • Physical and virtual directories

  • File (URL)

Modules and Handlers

The necessary modules and handlers must be installed on the Web server and enabled at the level at which you perform this procedure.

Note

Modules can be enabled only at the Web server, site, and application levels, but handlers can be enabled at all levels.

See the individual procedures for required modules and handlers.

Required Permissions

If you perform procedures in this section by using IIS Manager, you must be a server administrator or an IIS Manager user who has been granted permission to a site or an application in IIS Manager.

Note

If you are an IIS Manager user, you might not be able to perform this procedure if the related configuration elements are locked.

If you perform procedures in this section by using Appcmd.exe, running WMI scripts, or editing configuration files, you must have write access to the target configuration file or files.

See Also

Concepts

Configuring Authentication in IIS 7