Problem With Session state

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How do I manage Session state if I use InProc method and my application is
hosted in multiple servers?

Posted 16-Aug-13 22:45pm

Tirthankar Dutta

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Shobhana.n · Answer 1 · 2013-08-17T19:00:00

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In In proc mode, session values are stored in the web server's memory (in IIS). If there are more than one IIS servers then session values are stored in each server separately on which request has been made. Since the session values are stored in server, whenever server is restarted the session values will be lost.So I feel there is no need to manage session values seperatly.

Posted 17-Aug-13 19:00pm

Shobhana.n

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adriancs 19-Aug-13 2:04am

+5

Chintan Desai1988 24-Aug-13 7:48am

Actually this one is the best answer dear....because session in Inproc mode it's directly store in server memory as per period of given session timeout.