Appendix . Reference Hub

This section provides a series of reference links to articles, support roadmaps, and technology hubs that relate to the core areas covered by Building Secure ASP.NET Applications. Use this section to help locate additional background reading and useful articles. This section has a consolidated set of pointers for the following:

Searching the Knowledge Base

You can search the Microsoft Knowledge Base from two locations:

When you search the Knowledge Base, you can supplement your search with keywords to help refine the articles that appear as a result of your search.

The following example uses the support search site, but similar concepts apply when searching from MSDN.

To search the Knowledge Base, from http://support.microsoft.com

  1. In the Search the Knowledge Base box, select All Microsoft Search Topics (the default selection).

  2. In the For solutions containing (optional) box, type your search criteria. You can use a combination of Knowledge Base keywords and search criteria.

The following list shows some example Knowledge Base keywords:

  • kbAspNet. –Returns ASP.NET articles.

  • kbAspNet kbSecurity. –Returns ASP.NET articles that discuss security issues.

  • kbAspNet impersonation. –Returns ASP.NET articles that discuss impersonation. Note that impersonation is not a keyword; it is simply an additional search criterion, which helps to refine the search.

Tips

  • To access additional search options, click Show options.

  • To make sure the search includes all of the words you enter, click All of the words entered in the Using field.

  • To limit the age of articles returned from the search, select a value from the Maximum Age field.

  • To show more search results than the default 25, enter a value into the Results Limit field.

You may find the following Knowledge Base keywords helpful:

  • Security: kbSecurity

  • Roadmaps: kbArtTypeRoadmap

  • How Tos: kbHowToMaster

You can use the preceding keywords in conjunction with the following technology and product keywords:

  • ADO.NET: kbAdoNet

  • ASP.NET: kbAspNet

  • Enterprise Services: kbEntServNETFRAME

  • Web Services: kbWebServices

  • Remoting: kbRemoting

Active Directory

Hubs

Key Notes

  • Transitive trust is always available between domains in the same forest. Only "external trusts," which are not transitive, are available in separate forests in Windows 2000.

  • Active Directory installations in perimeter networks (also known as DMZ, demilitarized zones, and screened subnets) should always be in a separate forest, not just a separate domain. The forest is the security boundary. This concept is illustrated in Chapter 6.

  • If you need more than 5,000 members in a group then you need either .NET Server (which supports direct group membership of arbitrary sizes) or nested groups. The Commerce Server 2000 Software Development Kit (SDK) uses nested groups. However, the SDK is not required.

Articles

ADO.NET

Roadmaps and Overviews

Seminars and WebCasts

ASP.NET

Roadmaps and Overviews

Knowledge Base

The following keywords help retrieve ASP.NET articles:

  • Show ASP.NET articles: kbAspNet

  • Show ASP.NET articles related to security: kbAspNet kbSecurity

How Tos

For more ASP.NET related How Tos, you can search using the following KB keywords:

  • kbAspNet

  • kbHowToMaster

Enterprise Services

Knowledge Base

How Tos

FAQs

Seminars and WebCasts

IIS (Internet Information Server)

Hubs

Visual Studio .NET

Hubs

Roadmaps and Overviews:

Web Services

How Tos

Seminars and WebCasts

Search Online Seminars at http://www.microsoft.com/seminar/ for:

  • How to Migrate Windows DNA Applications to .NET and XML Web Services

  • XML Web Services–Authoring, Consuming, Testing and Deploying

  • Best Practices for Building Web Services with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET

  • Advanced Web Services

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