56. (ASP.NET Core 1.0 & MVC) Claims Based Authentication In ASP NET Core Identity

This Claims Based Authentication In ASP NET Core Identity video is part of the ASP.NET Core 1.0 beginner programming tutorial course hosted by Steve Bishop, and covers what ASP.NET Core Identity claims are, how to add claims, view claims, and create claims in your application. The ASP.NET Core 1.0 beginner course is a free .NET tutorial series that helps beginning programmers learn the basics of ASP.NET Core 1.0. These free ASP.NET Core programming tutorials cover a variety of basic topics such as downloading and installing ASP.NET Core, setup and configuration of ASP.NET Core, the MVC architecture, Razor View engine, ASP.NET Identity, Entity Framework 7.0, and other topics. After watching this beginner series on ASP.NET Core 1.0, you should be able to create your own website or web application.

[adamchurch]

Best video I've ever seen. Period.

[daniyalawan]

Amazing Video ... Your ASP.NET Core tutorials are helping me a lot ... Thanx a lot for all your help ... Best of luck!!!

[ades]

Your ASP.NET Core tutorials are simply amazing. Thanks so much!

[karimmessaoud]

This tutorial is very helpful even though we have asp.netcore 3.1 now. Thank you for your job!

[VedPrakashdigitalconsultant]

Whole Tutorial is awesome.. i have learn lot of a lot..

[alihameed]

Dear steve, you were supposed to upload another video on claims based authorization.

[HaniMohajerani]

Good Job Steve! thanks a lot.
You made a good collection here, I'm a software architect with over 12 years of professional experience in Telecom & BI, and I did recommend watching your series to my dev team, (even kindda twisted their hands to get them to watch the whole thing. & they are grateful).
There are just a few things that I really would love to see them here, at top of my list I would say if you could cover other database systems, specially MySQL, it would make you very popular with dev community! :)

Maybe it is a good idea to devote an episode to following packages:





tnx again, Cheers

[TheFarth]

Hi, thanks a lot for great video tutoria. Are you going to continue?

[johnnguyen]

Thank you very much for your hard work, but i got confused that when you login and you have 6 claims. After that you add "First Name" claim using UserManager, then there is only one claim in Claims table, and the getClaimsAsync also show only one "First Name" claim.

My questions are:
1. Where the claims come from User.Claims(), (claims come from logged in user)
2. What is the difference between claims come from logged in user and claims come from UserManager.GetClaimsAsync()?
3. When should we use logged in user claims and when we should use the other one or compile two of them to authorize our application?


Could you please explain that?


Thanks !

[robwhite]

Love your videos. Do have a question though and the answer might seem obvious but to You initial showed the claims the user had... name, identifier and roles etc. You then added a stored claim in the database for the user. All good so far. My question is. When you query the claims against the User object (part of the basecontroller) will that also return the stored claims?

[dasstraat]

Are Claims limited to MiCrosoft Databases or can I also use MySQL with my own class... implement some interface for storing and receiving? What is the advantage of claims above a List of tuples, that's easier to understand?

[amsams]

what is issuer stuff for in claims? you use it while addding new claim and would be nice to explain little more about the properties

[alihameed]

Hi. Kindly elaborate adding rights or permissions to the roles assigned to the users, and how to perform authorization based upon those permissions.

[ventricity]

I'm hoping you can do a video about deleting content that has many relations in the database, especially with identity. I.e: deleting an enrollment table that has users that is enrolled with another table. And more complex situations. Because sometimes you don't want cascading deletes to be turned off, and defining how delete operations should be done can be very confusing and difficult

[adeelmalik]

Ok sir i understand role is basically a claim so how can we differentiate with them can i use only claim for authorization without using role and if i dont use claim so whats might be the disadvantage ???

[AzizjanAyupov_leo]

Thank you sir! How can I get particular UserClaim value? (In this case it's gonna be ClaimToRemove claim)

[emilywagner]

Claims have never made any sense to me. What is the point of a claim in ASP.NET MVC/Core?

[imikhan]

off topic question.... how can we get online members in asp.net core? online users? or check whatever if a specific user is online?

[moutazsh]

Should I finish all 60 video of c# beginner's course ?

[moutazsh]

Hello, I just finished my course on c# console Application, where should I started to be Web dev