Three fantastic FBA articles on MSDN for SharePoint

Steve Peschka is at it again! Steve was the guy behind the Working with Large Lists in MOSS 2007 white paper published on TechNet this past July. Now he's got a three-part series on implementing FBA within a SharePoint site on MSDN. Nice work... someone get this man a blog! :)

» Forms Authentication in SharePoint Products and Technologies (Part 1): Introduction
» Forms Authentication in SharePoint Products and Technologies (Part 2): Membership and Role Provider Samples
» Forms Authentication in SharePoint Products and Technologies (Part 3): Forms Authentication vs. Windows Authentication

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posted on Sunday, December 16, 2007 12:05 AM

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# re: Three fantastic FBA articles on MSDN for SharePoint 2/8/2008 9:48 PM Deborah French

I get the unknown error. ANy ideas - I used forms with active directory. It worked for several days - then not

# re: Three fantastic FBA articles on MSDN for SharePoint 9/9/2008 3:48 PM WFB

Beginner to SharePoint and went thru above Part 1 to
set up Forms Authentication -- everything went fine during
the process but when I type the name of the new website,
in my case www.testextension.com, nothing comes up. How would I troubleshoot this?

Thanks very much -- WFB

# re: Three fantastic FBA articles on MSDN for SharePoint 9/9/2008 7:24 PM AC [MVP MOSS]

WFB-
Did you create a DNS entry or some way to point to your site?

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