"Secure Your Directory-Enabled Apps," by Enrico Sabbadin [Visual Studio Magazine, May 2004]

1) Install ADAM (possibly on port 2389 so that you won't have to change scripts 
and the sample app settings)

2) Create an application partition named DC=MyAppXX,DC=SABBASOFT,DC=COM
(again, doing so you won't have to change scripts and the sample app settings)

3) Run data\importSS.bat (extend the schema) and 
data\importSS_datat.bat (insert sample data)

4) Open ADAM ADSI Editor, connect to the Application Partition and 
- reset PWD for the three users (Mary,Joe, Admin)
- in the Roles folder, put Mary and Joe in the Readers or Users Roles (member attribute) 
and  Admin in the Administrators Role)
- set the user of the ASP.NET process in the reader rOle as well

5) Assign ADAM users to Authorization Manager using the syncUSer Application
6) Run the ASP.NET app and try to login, if everyhthing works, 
- play with ADAM user personalization settings to see the page layout changes
accordingly
- make changes to ADAM users role assignment using the syncUSer app and see 
permission AccessChecks outcome vary accordingly (make sure the Authorization Manager
configuration XML file is reloaded).

