how can redirect user to normal page insted of 403 access denied.

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HI all,
we need to change the default 403 forbidden access page to something else in window authentication.

the idea is if user pass window authentication then user will be redirected to admin panel based on the roles. if user do not pass window authentication than it will take user to some particular page to show him normal data based on normal user role.

currently what happen that if user fails window authentication than system automatic redirect to a page which says 403 access denied. you are not authorized to view this site.

Posted 26-Feb-14 18:42pm

ravikhoda

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Aravindba 27-Feb-14 0:52am

Hi just use try catch,if it error it goes to catch part in that u redirect to another page,but i dont know if redirect page also not accessed by same user then 403 error appear.u have get fails windows authentication in that place u can use redirect to another page instead of 403 error msg.

akrishnan.nic 27-Feb-14 2:46am

Hi, Please use custom error in webconfig file like this
<customerrors mode="Off" defaultredirect="ErrorHandler.aspx">

ravikhoda 27-Feb-14 1:05am

the main thing is that access denied page setting is somewhere in the IIS server and not in the code. and i am not aware about that configuration and also if that is in the machine config i do not want to change over there cause there may be some more project hosted on the server.

Aravindba 27-Feb-14 1:52am

"if user pass window authentication then user will be redirected to admin panel based on the roles"

user pass window authentication means ? user pass username and password ?

ravikhoda 27-Feb-14 1:56am

well what we are doing is getting user name from active directory. this will be save in database with role group. so if machine name will be match than it will go to the admin panel according to role group. but if that do not match we need to show them some other page rather than access denied.

Bernhard Hiller 27-Feb-14 2:39am

Search the web for "Custom Error Page". Also add the name of your web site configuration tool to the search parameters. In some configurations, there is a folder for the error pages, and you just need replace 403.html with your page.

ravikhoda 27-Feb-14 3:36am

well i am not sure how this thing will apply in asp.net mvc. will check this and update you. thanks

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KumarSundeep · Answer 1 · 2014-02-26T22:09:00

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Found a useful article on microsoft's site. Hope this will solve your problem.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306355[^]

Posted 26-Feb-14 22:09pm

KumarSundeep

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ravikhoda 27-Feb-14 4:11am

thanks will check this