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Help built in login and createuser wizard but for a remote SQL database? how to change?

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Apr 26th, 2007
I am trying to implement an example of the built in login and createuser wizard. the ony problem is, (and this may be really retarded of me) is that when i publish it out to a web server it doesn't work. Of course, it works perfect locally.

Does the aspnetdb.mdf that runs on my computer not run on the real server?

Ideally, I want this to run off a remote SQL database, but I am not sure how to set that up... I see in the help and online that I am aupposed to be able to slect another source to store this data on the "Provider" tab, but I don't see that optoin.

When I click the ASP.NET Configuration Tool all i can see on the page for my optoins are:
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Use this page to select a provider for each feature.

Membership Provider
AspNetSqlMembershipProvider -CHECKED


Role Provider
AspNetSqlRoleProvider -CHECKED
AspNetWindowsTokenRoleProvider

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So, I'd like to know the answer to 2 questions:
1-Can the aspnetdb.mdf that runs on my computer run on the real server?
2-how can I convert this to use a remote SQL database, ie, I can't see where to set the datasource as I do in the drigeview, detailsview etc portions of the visual web devloper express program...

Thanks For Your Help!

Andrea
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