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I’m testing my asp.net website on my local server (Windows Server 2008, IIS 7.0.6), and when I type in just the IP address in my browser, e.g.,
192.168.0.5
it comes back like this:
http://192.168.0.5/(S(u0nmzwxobbwpuk1mtvuybwn0))/default.aspx
The weird stuff between .0.5/ and /default.aspx changes every time I type in the ip and hit enter.
The content shows up correctly, but obviously there’s a problem with the url.
Sounds like you might be using cookieless sessions.
Basically ASP.NET is storing your session id in the query string instead of storing it in a cookie. Looks gross, but allows you to use session state when someone does not accept cookies. You can read more here.