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Claims Walkthrough: Creating Forms-Based Authentication (FBA) for Claims-Based SharePoint 2010 Web Applications Using ASP.NET SQL Membership and Role Providers

Dear All 

In last Post I got the solution to make the FBA with AD in this post the we are create FBA authentication with SQL database

This is post in which i found the correct solution of FBA with SQL Server 

Step 1: Create a Web application with Form Based Authentication 


Step 2: Create the SQL database and allow User Persmission


Step 3: Update Web.config for Web Application, Central Administration & Security Token Service File Via Tool 



Download the Tool from following URL:


Note: Make sure you need follow the instruction as per download file Read Me. txt 


Step 4: Create User Under SQL and Define the Permission Group 

I use the following command In SQL server instead of running the define PS Script 


declare @now datetime
set @now= GETDATE()
exec aspnet_Membership_CreateUser '/','User Name','password',
    '','email@yourdomian.com','','',1,@now,@now,0,0,null
Note: Replace User name with the user name that you required and password with the required password while email@yourdomain.com will be the define user email address if present 

Do the following Step to allow the access to defined user name: 

  1. Login with the main windows account 
  2. Go to Site Settings > Site Permission > Your Site Name Owners > New
  3. Type the user name and Click ok
That's it and now log out and login again with the FBA user. 


But if you want alternative step 4 below is showing 

As per video 
Below is an alternative method but it little bit dependent
  

Hope it save your time it spend my 2 days to get the correct FBA configuration 

Regards
3art Technology Experts
http://www.3art.tech


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