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Defines valid mappings of named security levels to policy files. This section can be declared at the machine, site, and application levels. You can extend this system by providing your own named trustLevel mapped to a file specified by the policyFile attribute.

<securityPolicy>
   <trustLevel
      name = "value"
      policyFile = "value" />
</securityPolicy>

The <securityPolicy> tag supports one subtag.

Attribute	Option	Description
trustLevel		Specifies a security level name and associated policy file for each security level.

The <trustlevel> subtag supports two attributes.

Attribute	Option	Description
name		Specifies a name to associate with the specified level of trust.
	Full	Sets the Full security level.
	High	Sets the High security level.
	Low	Sets the Low security level.
	None	Indicates policy file mapping for the Full security level.
policyFile		Specifies the policy file ( relative to the install root directory, where the machine.config file is located ) associated with the specified level of trust. The Full trust level is not associated with a policyFile. If the trustLevel is set to Full, the ASP.NET host does not add any extra application domain level policy to an application, and the policyFile attribute is ignored.

The following example specifies the policy files that handle different trust levels.

<securityPolicy>
   <trustLevel name = "Full" policyFile = "internal" />
   <trustLevel name = "High" policyFile = "web_hightrust.config" />
   <trustLevel name = "Low"  policyFile = "web_lowtrust.config" />
   <trustLevel name = "None" policyFile = "web_notrust.config" />
</securityPolicy>

ASP.NET Configuration   SecurityPolicySection Class

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