Log on to the website with the account of the computer on the computer of the domain controller.

Today, there is a strange demand. The Domain Controller's computer uses its account to log on to the computer to log on to the website (ASP. NET). Below is a promptCode

      ///   <Summary>          ///  Read and verify login user information and Set permissions  ///   </Summary>          Public   Bool  Checkuserandsetcompetence (){  String Message = String  . Empty;  String Adtest =User. Identity. Name;  String [] Ad = adtest. Split ( '  \\  '  );  String Userdomain = AD [ 0  ]. Tostring (). Trim ();  String Useraccount = AD [ 1  ]. Tostring (). Trim ();  ///  /Prevent duplicate accounts             If (Userdomain = "  USA  "  ) Useraccount = @"  USA \  " + Useraccount;  If (Userdomain = "  APR  "  ) Useraccount = @" APR \  " + Useraccount; message = Securityservice. checkuseraccount (useraccount ); //  Check the user and set the user's permission information                         If (Message = String  . Empty) {response. Cookies [useraccount]. Value = "  0  "  ; Response. Redirect (  " Default. aspx  "  );}  If (! String  . Isnullorempty (Message) {uihelper. Alert (  This  . Page, message );  Return   False  ;}  Return   True  ;} 

As shown above, the main code is:

StringAdtest = user. Identity. Name;