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machineKey Setting for ASP.NET 2.0

Monday, August 29, 2005

Currently working with web clusters, non-sticky IPs, where you need a unified key for ViewState encryption and thought I would share these resources...

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Hi Guys, after putting my local website on the IIS, my login authentication has broken down because the application name is not set, so the IIS has different application name from the local.
The problem is, after I have created the application manually in the web.config with the "ApplicationName"
and then published the website again in the IIS and made sure that the names are identical still have the same problem!
Thus I'll go with the MachineKey idea that maybe the hashed password would have a wrong value!

Any ideas !

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