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Thanks Rovastar, that is a great response.<br />
<br />
I am going to implement Cookies to give me reassurance on this occassion.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Rit
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Thanks Rovastar, that is a great response.

I am going to implement Cookies to give me reassurance on this occassion.

Thanks,

Rit

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Hi All,<br />
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I have developed a web application which relies on Session states to authenticate approx 20 users.<br />
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In IIS7, could you confirm that whether the Recycling - &gt;&nbsp;Regular Time Interval will actually kill all sessions states?<br />
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If it does then if I was to configure this setting to 0, what are the implications?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Rit
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Hi All,

I have developed a web application which relies on Session states to authenticate approx 20 users.

In IIS7, could you confirm that whether the Recycling - > Regular Time Interval will actually kill all sessions states?

If it does then if I was to configure this setting to 0, what are the implications?

Thanks,

Rit

InProc Session states &amp; IIS Recycling

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InProc Session states &amp; IIS Recycling

InProc Session states & IIS Recycling