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I would like to know the logic of web based user management (like web hosting). I know user information can be stored in database. How about adding subdomain for user like user.domain.com by asp.net and file space allocation for user. Is that creating a user folder for each user to store their files? or storing files directly into database? or using active directory so that when user register at the website, server creates an account for that user?





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