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09.08.2008 at 01:26PM PDT, ID: 23713421 | Points: 250
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Web application kicked out user

Asked by KANEWONG in WebApplications, Microsoft IIS Web Server, Asynchronous Javascript and XML (AJAX)

Hi;

I have a 32-bit web application running on a 64 bit Windows 2003 server. This web application is running on two identical same servers for load balancing.  (I am using Load Balancing Manager on Windows 2003).

This application require user sign on, when user access to this web application, they are being kicked out frequently.  Subject to my developer description, we do the session control on web application.  We have no clue why the user being kicked out, we have no problem while running the same web application on a 32-bit server.

On the 64 bit server, we are using a 32 bit crystal report components and AJAX.

How can we find out why it is running good on a 32 bit server but not in 64 bit server?

The web application is developed under Sutdio 2005.Start Free Trial
[+][-]09.10.2008 at 04:35PM PDT, ID: 22444189

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