Creating Forms-Based Authentication for Claims-Based SharePoint 2010 Web Applications Using ASP.NET SQL Membership and Role Providers

Step 1:  Create a New Web Application

Step 2:  Create database for Asp.Net membership and role provider

Step 3:  Configuring a Membership and Role Provider for the SharePoint Web Application

Step 4:  Configuring a Membership and Role Provider for the SharePoint Central   Administration

Step 5:  Configuring a Membership and Role Provider for the SharePoint Web Services

Step 6:   Create Users and Groups

Step 7:   Testing Forms Based Authentication

Step 1:Create a New Web Application

Go to Central Admin->Application Management->Manage Web Applications

On ribbon select “New”

•In “Authentication” section select “Claims Based Authentication”

•In “IIS Web Site” section select “Create a new IIS Web Site”

•In Port change port number to 11111(e.g)

•Name changes to SharePoint – 11111

•In Claims Authentication Types “Enable Windows Authentication
“ and “Integrated Windows Authentication”

•Select “NTLM” from dropdown

•Select “Enable Forms Based Authentication (FBA)”

•Under “ASP.NET Membership provider name” provide “aspnetmembership”

•Under “ASP.NET Role manager name” provide  “aspnetrolemanager”

•In Public Url section url changes to http://ServerName:11111/

•In Application Pool section select Create new Application Pool 

 

•Name changes to SharePoint – 11111

•Under Configurable select Managed Account

•In Database Name and Authentication check Database server details and change the database name to WSS_Content_11111(Note: Name can be changed as per requirement)

•Database Authentication should be Windows