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For the following values: a=2 b=4 c=3 d = 65 x=5 y=7 determine the value for z. 1. Type the following values in the following cells: A17: 2 A18: 4 A19: 3 C17: 5 C18: 7 2. Click Tools Goal Seek. 3. In the Set Cell box, type or click cell A20. 4. In the To Value box, type 65.

In this chapter, you learned about the multilayered security architecture in ASP.NET and IIS and how you can safeguard your web pages and web services by using a custom login page or Windows authentication. You also learned the basics about certificates and SSL. In the next chapter, you ll continue to build on your knowledge by considering some addon features that can simplify your life and enhance your security. You ll learn how to get ASP.NET to create a basic user database for your site (complete with password encryption), saving you from creating it yourself or writing any ADO.NET code. You ll also extend your authorization rules by learning how you can group forms-authenticated users into logical groups, each of which can be assigned its own permissions.

n the previous chapter, you learned how you can use ASPNET forms authentication as the cornerstone of your website security With forms authentication, you can identify users and restrict them from pages they shouldn t access Best of all, ASPNET manages the whole process for you by creating and checking the forms authentication cookie As convenient as forms authentication is, it isn t a complete solution It s still up to you to take care of a variety of related tasks For example, you need to maintain a user list and check it during the authentication process You also need to create the login page, decide how to separate public from private content, and decide what each user should be allowed to do These tasks aren t insurmountable, but they can be tedious That s why Microsoft adds another layer of features to its forms authentication framework.

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