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I have two asp.net applications. They are on different domains (i.e., app1.com and app2.com). If app1.com generates an asp.net sessionId, stores it to a cookie and also saves it to a database accessible by both apps, how do I then detect that the same user is now on app2.com? Visiting app2.com generates a different sessionId.
You would need to use a different session state mode. You could go with either SQL Server session state or a custom one.
You can read more about them on the MSDN site.