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setting the timeout for a site vie the web.config to 60 minutes.
<SessionState mode="stateServer" ....... timeout="60">
how is this different then setting the timeout vie IIS 6.0??
Right click on website
go to properties
click on website tabe
connections section -> connection timeout: XXXXXX?
***If a set a different value in the web.config vrs IIS which value would be overriden?
These two things are totally different, Connection timeout is the maximum time a connection can be kept open before it is terminated.
A Session timeout is the amount of time a session is kept alive before it is abandoned.
Update as requested
I think the OP is refering to
Connection Timeoutas in this image, rather than the classic asp session timout that is refered to in your link, this is how long a connection to the server wll be kept open, or another way of thinkning about it would be how long a request is allowed to take to execute..