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We are having an intermittent problem with some users losing session. Our session settings in the web.config are as follows:
<sessionState mode="InProc" timeout="1440"/>
…which should be 24 hours (a value deliberately set over the top during testing).
Are there any other settings (maybe in IIS7) that I need to be aware of? Or are there any resources that will list the things that could kill a user’s session?
Let me know if you need more information.
Thanks!
Dave
Changing the web.config file, or any of the dlls will cause the session to be destroyed, as will the recycling of app pools (this is usually set to a timeout of 20 mins of inactivity, but will also occur under certain exception conditions and possibly memory conditions)