ManagementAuthorization.Grant(String, String, Boolean) Method

Definition

Grants authorization to a user name or role for the specified configuration path.

public:
 static Microsoft::Web::Management::Server::ManagementAuthorizationInfo ^ Grant(System::String ^ name, System::String ^ configurationPath, bool isRole);
public static Microsoft.Web.Management.Server.ManagementAuthorizationInfo Grant (string name, string configurationPath, bool isRole);
static member Grant : string * string * bool -> Microsoft.Web.Management.Server.ManagementAuthorizationInfo
Public Shared Function Grant (name As String, configurationPath As String, isRole As Boolean) As ManagementAuthorizationInfo

Parameters

name
String

The user name to be granted permission.

configurationPath
String

The configuration path for which authorization will be granted.

isRole
Boolean

true to indicate that the value specified in the name parameter is a security role; otherwise, false.

Returns

A ManagementAuthorizationInfo object.

Exceptions

name is null or empty.

Examples

The following example demonstrates the Grant method. This example checks to see whether the specified user is already in the collection of authorized users. If the user is not already in the collection, the Grant method grants authorization to the user. This code example is part of a larger example provided for the ManagementAuthorization class.

// Grant the user permission to this site only if 
// they are not already in the allowed users collection.
if (!isInCollection)
{
    ManagementAuthorization.Grant(userName, path, false);
    message = message + "\nadded: " + userName;
}
display = display + message;

Remarks

This method inserts a user into the collection of authorized users for the specified path. After the user is granted permission to the site, the user is included in the collection returned by the GetAuthorizedUsers method and in the list of users on the IIS Manager Permissions page in IIS Manager.

This method constructs a new ManagementAuthorizationInfo object that has the name, configurationPath, and isRole parameter values. Granting authorization to a user modifies the Administration.config file.

Attempting to grant authorization to a user who is already in the authorized-users collection will throw an exception.

Applies to