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You essentially would have the presentation layer on one server. &nbsp;<br />
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You could have business / data access layer on one server, it all depends on how you set it up.<br />
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Essentially you have the presentation layer make a call to the BAL which would then call the DAL to the DB.
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You essentially would have the presentation layer on one server.  

You could have business / data access layer on one server, it all depends on how you set it up.

Essentially you have the presentation layer make a call to the BAL which would then call the DAL to the DB.

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Have a Asp.net web application with 3 layered projects inside: data access layer, presentation layer and business logic layer. Web app works very well on a web server. I need to publish these layers to seperate servers as separate layers. How can I do that? Is it possible to have every layer in different server instead of publishing the web form app into a one server?
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Have a Asp.net web application with 3 layered projects inside: data access layer, presentation layer and business logic layer. Web app works very well on a web server. I need to publish these layers to seperate servers as separate layers. How can I do that? Is it possible to have every layer in different server instead of publishing the web form app into a one server?

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