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## Template

Alternatively, you can use the `duende-is-aspid` [template](/identityserver/overview/packaging.mdx#templates) to create a starter
You can use the `duende-is-aspid` [template](/identityserver/overview/packaging.mdx#templates) to create a starter
IdentityServer host project configured to use ASP.NET Identity. See
the [Quickstart Documentation](/identityserver/quickstarts/5-aspnetid.md) for a detailed walkthrough.

## User Management Pages

The IdentityServer templates only include pages necessary for the authentication flow (login, logout,
consent, error). User management pages — such as forgot password, password reset, or two-factor
authentication setup — are not part of the IdentityServer templates because they are specific to your
user store implementation.

Since ASP.NET Core Identity provides built-in support for these features, you can add them to your
IdentityServer host by [scaffolding Identity into your project](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/authentication/scaffold-identity).
This gives you ready-made pages for password reset, email confirmation, two-factor authentication,
and more — all integrated with the ASP.NET Core Identity user store you've already configured.

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