Thank you for your input and alternative suggestions.

>Each location can only specify one URL. If you need more you need multiple location entries.
>
>There are a few ways you can deal with this:
>
>Put all unauthenticated items into a single folder (maybe the root and all authenticated in subfolders) then use that for the location that's not authenticated.
>
>Another way you can do this is skip the Forms Authentication configuration section and explicitly check for authentication on your pages. It's pretty trivial to write code to check if a user is authenticated and if not redirect them to your login page of choice. You can write a single static method in a helper class that that does that and call it from each request (or even a page base class if most cases require it and then have a flag to not authenticate).
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>+++ Rick ---
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>When using Form Authentication you can specify in the web.config that an ASPX page should be allowed for any user without authentication.
>>This is a sample code:
>>
>>

>><location path="MyTestPage1.aspx">
>>	  <system.web>
>>	    <authorization>
>>		    <allow users ="*" />
>>	    </authorization>
>>	    </system.web>
>></location>
>>

>>
>>And you can have as many of these Location specified as needed. But I was wondering if it is possible to specify multiple aspx pages in one location. Here is what I tried but it does not work:
>>
>>

>><location path="MyTestPage1.aspx; MyTestPage2.apx; MyTestPage3.aspx">
>>	  <system.web>
>>	    <authorization>
>>		    <allow users ="*" />
>>	    </authorization>
>>	    </system.web>
>></location>
>>

>>
>>Please let me know if it is possible and how. TIA