IIS 6 and sessions.

I've got a couple web apps that authenticate users via sessions and an
Access database. They've worked flawless for months. They were running via
IIS 5. I recently migrated to IIS 6 and each app slowly failed.. the user
authentication to be specific. When I remove the restrictions, the app
works flawlessly again. This obviously leads me to believe IIS has
something to do with this. How might IIS6 cause the sessions to fail? This
of course is premised on my guess that it is sessions that are the root
cause of the app failure.

"Ozzie" wrote:
 > I've got a couple web apps that authenticate users via sessions and an
 > Access database. They've worked flawless for months. They were running via
 > IIS 5. I recently migrated to IIS 6 and each app slowly failed.. the user
 > authentication to be specific. When I remove the restrictions, the app
 > works flawlessly again. This obviously leads me to believe IIS has
 > something to do with this. How might IIS6 cause the sessions to fail? This
 > of course is premised on my guess that it is sessions that are the root
 > cause of the app failure.

Sessions can fail if the application scope is not set correctly in the IIS
MMC or if the session timeout is too short.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->