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How do you manage(CRUD) users in aspnet_db after you deploy your site?

Do you just create models for them after merging the aspnet_db database into your sites database?

And then create admin views to edit and manage them?

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It depends. If you want to allow users to be managed through a web interface on your site, then yes you need to create models, controllers and views. In this case you are using the built-in Membership provider to create, update and delete users. If you don't need a web interface you could always remotely connect and administer the SQL database.

Darin Dimitrov
That's what I thought, just wanted to make sure.Thanks :)
Carl Weis
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Good kit available from The ASP.NET MVC membership starter kit

Peter Kelly
Thanks that looks like a great starting point. I wonder how compatible it is with MVC2, since it was built for MVC 1.0.
Carl Weis