Our production environment has three load-balanced servers. On each server, there are nine sites in IIS. In each site, there are between 1 and 15 different apps.
By default, the machine key setting is auto generate and per application (AutoGenerate,IsolateApps)开发者_如何转开发. MSDN states that the decryption key and validation key is based on web application
I am attempting to turn on viewstate encryption Always as a security measure for my ASP.NET 3.5 website hosted in IIS6.We have viewstate turned off but still see some \"controlstate\" in this string.I
I\'m trying to get the current machineKey that is being used to encrypt/decrypt my ViewState, etc. in an attempt to debug another issue.(My app is in a server farm and there are machine keys set in th
My company recently got hit with a traffic spike, so we tried to fire up additional EC2 instances to handle the load. Unfortunately, this caused users problems with cookies (i.e. site kept asking for
Where do I find the machineKey config section for ASP.NET? I don\'t have one in my application Web.config, there isn\'t one in the root Web.config and there isn\'t one in my machine.config.
Where can I learn how WebResources.axd or ScriptResources.axd actually works? What is the string that is appended to the .axd?Does this string change, or is it constant?Is it page, session specific?C
We have a scenario using asp.net Forms Authentication in a web farm and need to setup identical <machinekey /> sections on each servers .config file.
To enable single sign-on for a web application and a web application in a virtual directory, I set the machinekey in both apps to the same:
I find myself wanting to get the ASP.NET machine key for the current application. This is, of course, easy if a machine key is specified in the configuration file, but if it\'s set to auto generate th
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