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S_FOX - 23 Mar 2005 16:16 GMT
I am learning VB .Net and Visual Studio .Net while trying to create a  Help
Desk application for our company's Intranet. Certain pages are  available to
the MIS Department only. Windows Integrated Security is being used.

When a MIS Tech is at another employees pc, and they log into the secure
section of the web site, how do I log them out? When they click the log out
button, I want them to be brought back to the Main Welcome screen which
everyone has access to. Right now it does this, but if the employee clicks
on the button to go into the secure site,  they are not prompt to login
again.

Do I need to clear a cookie or something?

Do I need to have the browser close, and open up another browser window? I
have been trying to do this, but I don't know the right commands to use to
Close the current browser, and open another one.

Website / Security details

1. The website is setup with Integrated Windows Security / anonymous access
is disabled

2. The folder where the secure pages are stored is setup with Basic
Authentication.This way the users are prompted for their login credentials
when trying to enter the secure area.

Please Help.

Thank you,

Susan
Ken Halter - 23 Mar 2005 17:00 GMT
>I am learning VB .Net and Visual Studio .Net while trying to create a  Help

You'll want to post that question in a .Net group. They all contain "dotnet"
or "vsnet" in their names.
This and all other groups on the MS server that start with
"microsoft.public.vb" are for VB Classic (VB versions 1-6) and were in
existance long before any .Net products were released. While some of the
code looks the same, they are very different products and require a
different set of groups.

Try one of these:
news://microsoft.public.dotnet.general
news://microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb

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