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By using <authentication mode="Forms" > in web.config, we can create
self-designed login page, but how to check user's account and password is
vaild in another domain controller?

Does <authentication mode="Windows"> can have self-designed login page?

yes, you read right.

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> Can you explain how you want to authenticate?
>
> I read your post as the web server is on a different domain to the user
you want to authenticate.
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> "sincethe2004" wrote:
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> > By using <authentication mode="Forms" > in web.config, we can create
> > self-designed login page, but how to check user's account and password
is
> > vaild in another domain controller?
> >
> > Does <authentication mode="Windows"> can have self-designed login page?
> >
> >
> >
> >
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