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Consider a web application like facebook, that can send realtime notifications to users.
What is the best way, using asp.net SignalR, to keep track of which connection ids belong to which user, even if the user disconnects, or reconnects later ?
Check out the following blog post:
Mapping ASP.NET SignalR Connections to Real Application Users
Briefly, you would be adding the connection ids to user on the
OnConnectedmethod and remove that connection on theOnDisconnectedmethod. Keep in mind that an application user can have multiple connections. So, you need to have a one to many relationship between your user and the connection ids. The above linked post explains it in details with a sample.