Personally I think having Admin tools on a commercial site borders on asking for trouble nowadays. In ASP.NET there are so many ways to provide site authorization. You can even hide menu items from normal users. It's fairly common now to have "blink links" to authorized login pages. However if you can administer the site remotely you will have added security. Hard to answer this with just a few lines but without a doubt I wouldn't put Admin logins out in the open. Salute, Mark
Hi, Yet another newbie question. For administering a commercial web site what would you consider to be the best approach : To have the admin section in the production web site project or - Build an application web or forms to run from the business 'computer'. I am thinking mostly in terms of db adminstration. Thanks Steve Post Edited By Moderator (mjp [DASP]) : 1/30/2008 6:46:52 PM GMT
