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web app places you on logon page after 3 minutes

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    I have a C# 201o web form application that I just deployed to a test server that is similar to the production server running iis 7. The entire website works fine but the screens only stay active for an inconsistent amount of time. The entire website throws you back to the main logon screen. Thus can you tell me what kind of a setting for the entire web site and/or iis server that needs to be changed so the server and /or application does not throw you out to the logon page after being on the website for 5 minutes or less?

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      I have a C# 201o web form application that I just deployed to a test server that is similar to the production server running iis 7. The entire website works fine but the screens only stay active for an inconsistent amount of time. The entire website throws you back to the main logon screen. Thus can you tell me what kind of a setting for the entire web site and/or iis server that needs to be changed so the server and /or application does not throw you out to the logon page after being on the website for 5 minutes or less?

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      R Giskard Reventlov
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      Set or Increase the Session Timeout in ASP.NET[^]

      "If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me

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        Set or Increase the Session Timeout in ASP.NET[^]

        "If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me

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        dcof
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        This article says the default timeout for asp.net is 20 minutes. However, my website closes down after 3 to 5 minutes at the most. Thus do you think something else could be wrong? Do I just need to set the session timeout value since I do not have the value set?

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          This article says the default timeout for asp.net is 20 minutes. However, my website closes down after 3 to 5 minutes at the most. Thus do you think something else could be wrong? Do I just need to set the session timeout value since I do not have the value set?

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          Parwej Ahamad
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          Verify Web.Config file, what the time is set for Form authentication tag?

          Parwej Ahamad

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            I have a C# 201o web form application that I just deployed to a test server that is similar to the production server running iis 7. The entire website works fine but the screens only stay active for an inconsistent amount of time. The entire website throws you back to the main logon screen. Thus can you tell me what kind of a setting for the entire web site and/or iis server that needs to be changed so the server and /or application does not throw you out to the logon page after being on the website for 5 minutes or less?

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            jkirkerx
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            dcof wrote:

            website throws you back to the main logon screen

            This is like the 3rd time I read the question. I didn't think much at first of the question because it did sound like a session issue. So do you mean that if you navigate to a page, and sit in your chair and watch it, the page automatically navigates to the login screen?, or if you get a phone call, and your talking on the phone, the page redirects?

            dcof wrote:

            but the screens only stay active for an inconsistent amount of time.

            Is the incosistent time always on the same computer?, or various computers.

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