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PageRequestManagerParserErrorException -> ISA server settings

I already posted a detailed question on this subject (question ID = 23749777) but without any solution.

Now I discoverd that our ISA server has a SSL client Certificate Timeout  = 300 seconds.
This explains I think why I still have this parser error after a period of 5 minutes.

What is now the best solution? Increase the timeout (secure????) of another way to get rid of the problem.
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Parser errors are caused by the use of incorret syntax in the ASP.Net script page. Problems in the definition of ASP.Net controls in the web form will cause parser errors.
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No, the problem is not the code but the interference of ISA server.
I used a simple example of an Updatepanel an used that in place of out site. It generates the same error after some time.

I also noticed now that ISA has been set for  "Validate credentials every 300 secords".




Are you using windows athentication in a domain environment?
If so what authentication method is used?
Regards, Neil
We have to design this application for an intranet -> using Windows authentication (with active directory groups etc.). But, our client wants to  follow the progress of our application and test it already during our development... so we put it on the internet (via HTTPS).

Any suggestions on changing our settings here?

You could use the method below IIS and SQL server can manage the security.
The site needs to be configured to use Integrated Windows Authentication.

Use aspnet_regsql
aspnet_regsql -S Local\SQLExpress -E -A all -d MyDatabase

This will install the ASP Net tables, change the switch when all tables are not required.
Create some roles and add the users domain login to these roles then configure IIS to restrict anonymous access and use windows athentication.
Add entries in the web.config for the sql provider.. I use this approch in a domain environment over vpn using proxy.
 
Regards, Neil
This seems intersting.

Although, I have to admit that our situation seems still different : the application we are developping has te work in antoher Domain than ours. This means that the testusers are not defined in our Active Directory.  Their credentials are taken care off at the ISA level.

Perhaps I can still use your solution too but i'm not sure they will let me configure the external users in our domain...

Does your solution really avoid any interference with ISA-server? Are yu using AJAX intensively in your website too?
In that case, it might me usefull to give me some additional information for this setup. I have to negociate internally for this solution...




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Thanks for your suggestion, Neil. Unfortunately, in the current project my company has decided not to implement this. However, I will, in a few months try out your suggestion.