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    Default Synchronizing ASP.NET Content Across WebFarm

    We are getting ready to move an ASP.NET application off of a single
    development machine and onto a "webfarm". Basically our webfarm is a bunch
    of identical servers with the load-balancing provided by a network
    appliance. What I'm wondering is what is the best way to keep the ASP.NET
    (.aspx and .dll) files synchronized across all of the servers in the farm.
    Our ASP.NET application is very simple - we could just copy the content to
    all of the servers in the farm, but with a large farm, it's fairly messy to
    ensure that everything gets updated systematically.

    Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Chris


    Christopher D. Wiederspan Guest

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    Default Re: Synchronizing ASP.NET Content Across WebFarm

    You could look at Windows 2000 DFS replication to make this happen.
    Also, be sure that if you are using forms authentication that you match the
    machine.key in the web.config on both machines. If not, the user's token
    will be rejected by the other webserver.

    Michael
    "Christopher D. Wiederspan" <wiederspan@netquote.com> wrote in message
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    > We are getting ready to move an ASP.NET application off of a single
    > development machine and onto a "webfarm". Basically our webfarm is a bunch
    > of identical servers with the load-balancing provided by a network
    > appliance. What I'm wondering is what is the best way to keep the ASP.NET
    > (.aspx and .dll) files synchronized across all of the servers in the farm.
    > Our ASP.NET application is very simple - we could just copy the content to
    > all of the servers in the farm, but with a large farm, it's fairly messy
    to
    > ensure that everything gets updated systematically.
    >
    > Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
    >
    > Thanks,
    > Chris
    >
    >

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    Default RE: Synchronizing ASP.NET Content Across WebFarm

    Hello Chris,

    Thanks for Matt and Michael's suggestion.

    Besides synchronizing the file contents of asp.net application in web farm, we also need to pay attention to synchronizing the
    cache if you are using caching in asp.net

    Please refer to [url]http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/20030420.asp[/url] for details.

    For synchronizing server keys and sharing encryption key values across the Web farm, please refer to MSDN article
    "Best Practices for Authentication for Web Farms"
    [url]http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/sysadmin/htm/cms_sa_au_user_pjnh.asp?frame=true[/url]

    Hope them help.

    Best regards,
    Yanhong Huang
    Microsoft Online Partner Support

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