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Zones represent different logical paths (URLs) of gaining access to the same Web application. You can use zones to enforce different access and policy conditions for group of users.
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Default vs Intranet vs Internet vs Custom vs Extranet zones
I am getting ready to extend a Web Application to another IIS Web Site so that I can use different forms of authentication between internal and external users.
When I do so, I have the choice of whic …
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