Session Management With State Server Mode For Distributed Environment

1.   Go in services.msc window of your server or local machine as per need.

Window key + R à type services.msc and enter. Now, start ASP.NET State Server service by right click, click start as below.


2.      Now, Make some changes in web.config file of your project as below.

a.  Change session mode into StateServer.
b.  Add stateConnectionString="tcpip=yourIpAddress:PortNo". Port will be 42424 only.

           For local add tcpip=localhost:42424 in                             stateConnectionString as below




Now, we are ready to store session with State Server mode.






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