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Wildcard subdomain cookies sessions possible?

Asked by bemara57 in .NET Framework 2.x, Programming for ASP.NET

I'm having a problem with sessions persisting via cookies going from standard http to https SSL mode. The problem is that my website gets surfed with http://www.mydomain.com. But then when going into SSL mode, my website becomes https://secure.mydomain.com. Because of the change of subdomain, the session gets completely lost from that point on. Is there a way the .NET framework can handle wildcard subdomain cookies for sessions?? The only alternatives I see is to get a wildcard SSL certificate which is 10 times the price, or the ugly session ID in the URL. I'm hoping .NET cookie sessions can understand the concept of wildcard subdomains.
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