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ASP.Net » Development » web.config   grant or deny access to the users or groups in regard to the HTTP methods <system.web>     <authorization>         <deny verb="GET" roles="Admin" />         <deny verb="POST" users="*" />     </authorization> </system.web>   Related examples in the same category 1. Set culture in the web.config 2. Define database connection string in web.config 3. This section sets the globalization settings of the application 4. Get variables from global.asax 5. Remove key from web.config 6. web.config: default error page 7. web.config: appSettings 8. Indicate the error page in web.config 9. web.config: redirect to a url for a status code 10. web.config: custom error with default redirect and mode 11. web.config: configure application-specific configuration settings 12. web.config: customErrors 13. web.config: session State 14. web.config: Forms authentication 15. web.config: authorization 16. web.config: trace mode 17. web.config: authentication mode 18. Application-Level Trace Logging? 19. Dynamic Debug Compilation 20. Custom Error Messages 21. Adding culture detection to the Web.config file 22. Session State configuration 23. HTTP Module configuration 24. Storing a connection string 25. Configuring Session State with a connection string 26. specify custom provider assembly that inherits the SessionStateStoreProviderBase class 27. The compilation section 28. authentication section 29. Forms Authentication 30. configuration section settings 31. URL Authorization in the web.config file with and attributes 32. asterisk (*) represents all users and the question mark (?) represents anonymous users 33. File Authorization 34. Set the security for a single file 35. Locking-Down Configuration Settings 36. ASP.NET Page Configuration 37. Configuring ASP.NET Runtime Settings 38. Default format for the section 39. Custom configuration setting 40. Set httpRuntime maxRequestLength='2048' 41. compilation debug="true" 42. ConfigurationManager.AppSettings 43. Custom Configuration Sections 44. Create custom section in Web.Config