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It might not be the problem, but in your sample code I didn't see where the original request and response were closed:
HttpWebRequest get_request = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create("https://www.myzone.at/webkeeper/Controller");
get_request.CookieContainer = new CookieContainer();

HttpWebResponse get_response = (HttpWebResponse) get_request.GetResponse();
get_response.Cookies = get_request.CookieContainer.GetCookies(get_request.RequestUri);

String sessionid = "Cookie: ";
sessionid += get_response.Cookies[0].ToString();

//Close get_response and get_request here.

login request:
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HttpRequestResponse login_request = new HttpRequestResponse("https://www.myzone.at/webkeeper/Controller", "POST", "action=login&login=Anmelden&brand=myzone&username=xxxxxx&password=xxxxxxb&x=83&y=13");
login_request.SESSION_ID = sessionid;
login_request.SendRequest();


Also, I assume you have tried changing the request timeout value of the request object and setting it to a high enough value.


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