User766599685 posted
Multiple config files, all named Web.config, can appear in multiple directories. Each Web.config file applies settings to it's own directory and all children directories beneath it.
Config files in child directories can supply additional settings on top of those inherited from parent directories; they can also be used to override settings defined in parent directories.
So, if you placed all of your admin pages in a folder called Admin, you could then configure your web.config file (in the root of your web application) to use "~/mustlogin.aspx" as the logon page - and create a second web.config file in the Admin folder,
overriding the logon page setting to use "login.aspx".
Cheers,
Tones.
