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Rob Meade
Hi all,
At work we have 2 servers in a cluster for our web apps.
One problem we have experienced (along with many others!) - is that if a
user is logged into one of the applications on server a for example and it
goes offline or fails their session is lost also - even though the
application becomes available on server b.
I have heard that it is possible to either exchange the sessions between
clustered servers or store them in a SQL Server database (probably
preferred) so that we could then restore them if such a failure should
occur.
Can anyone shed any light on this for me? Or give me some URL's to check out
and read.
Sorry this isn't a 100% pure IIS question - its obviously partly ASP also.
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
Regards
Robb
PS: Windows 2000 servers, SP3, Application Center 2000 SP1 (sp2 about to be
applied), SQL Server 2000 SP2 (sp3 about to be applied).
At work we have 2 servers in a cluster for our web apps.
One problem we have experienced (along with many others!) - is that if a
user is logged into one of the applications on server a for example and it
goes offline or fails their session is lost also - even though the
application becomes available on server b.
I have heard that it is possible to either exchange the sessions between
clustered servers or store them in a SQL Server database (probably
preferred) so that we could then restore them if such a failure should
occur.
Can anyone shed any light on this for me? Or give me some URL's to check out
and read.
Sorry this isn't a 100% pure IIS question - its obviously partly ASP also.
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
Regards
Robb
PS: Windows 2000 servers, SP3, Application Center 2000 SP1 (sp2 about to be
applied), SQL Server 2000 SP2 (sp3 about to be applied).