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ASP.NET on Windows 2003/IIS 6.0

Asked by rafrancisco in Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: iis, session, 2003, windows

We have a newly configured Windows 2003 server and we have installed our ASP.NET 1.0 application to it.  This ASP.NET application is already running on another Windows 2003 server without any problems.

Here's the scenario.  Users log-in from another ASP.NET application from another server, Server1, and then gets redirected to the second web server, Server2.  The entry/default page of Server2 simply sets up some session variables then redirects to another page.  The problem is that on the second page, the session variables that were set-up in the entry/default page is not available.  The session variables are all NULL.

The weird part is if we go straight to the entry/default page of Server2 without going through Server1, the session variables become available on the second page.

How can we overcome this problem?  For us we believe this is IIS 6.0 security-related and we just don't know which settings to look for.

Hope this is clear enough and thanks in advance.
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