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12/6/2009 5:02 PM
 

Penny, I went back to the hosting company and they - finally - came back and clarified that my site is on a single server. So in the space of 24 hours they have told me I am on a server farm and also told me I am on a single server. Is there anyway to indpendently check if I am on a single server or a server farm? Something in a HTTP  header maybe? 

All the same I am still left me with the problem of the 'remember me' cookie not working. Thanks for those links you posted and thoughts on the problem that you shared. i had come across those pages you linked during my efforts to sort this problem out and have followed thier advvice carefully, yet the problem remains. For now I'd like to first 100% confirm whether or not I am on a webfarm. Can I establish this myself somehow?

 
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12/6/2009 6:20 PM
 

if your hosting company confesses, they are not running on a web farm (which requires at least 3 machines and a lot of configuration, to provide redundancy and scaling), you can be sure, they won't.

They might, however, use multiple worker processes for a single app pool on a server, which is called a web garden - and is not supported by DotNetNuke. Get a concrete setup documentation for your IIS web site on the web server to be able to configure DNN properly.


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Sebastian Leupold

dnnWerk - The DotNetNuke Experts   German Spoken DotNetNuke User Group

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12/6/2009 10:43 PM
 

Very confusing! At this point inquiring minds want to know who you are hosting with? (and maybe why?) There is much to be said for hosting with vendors that have knowledge of and experience with DNN. Looking thru these forums you will find some names that pop up over and over.

Now to your problem, Sebastian brings a good point of whether your hoster is using web garden, if they are, I'm not sure how you can tell without asking them.

 
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12/7/2009 11:59 AM
 

Waiting to hear back from the hosting company about it maybe being a 'web garden' server. Will keep you posted.

The hosting company is Crystaltech with who I have been with for approx 5 years and have been a happy customer. If I can't solve this inability-to-keep users-logged-in issue I will have to look to an alternative.

I am actually thinking this issue may be more related to my migration of my site to an ASP.net 3.5 server and not the upgarde from v4.9 to v5.1 of the DNN core (I did the asp.net 3.5 upgarde just before the 5.1. upgrade).

I will keep this thread updated with any developents.

 
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