session expires when logged in from two different login from two different pc

[simon]

well i have admin panel and agent panel.
when i open admin panel and log in it works fine. but when agent opens
agent panel in different pc and login and acts something like open a
page or so, both admin panel and agent panel expires session and asks
for re-login. What would be possible reason for this? Please anyone can
help !!!

platform:
OS: windows 2000 server, IIS 6.0
Script : ASP, Javascript
Database: MsSql 2000 Server

[Anthony Jones]

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well i have admin panel and agent panel.
when i open admin panel and log in it works fine. but when agent opens
agent panel in different pc and login and acts something like open a
page or so, both admin panel and agent panel expires session and asks
for re-login. What would be possible reason for this? Please anyone can
help !!!

Sounds like the application has recycled.
Check the application and system event logs for anything suspicous.

>
platform:
OS: windows 2000 server, IIS 6.0

IIS 6.0 on a 2000 server??

Script : ASP, Javascript
Database: MsSql 2000 Server

[simon]

Anthony Jones wrote:

Sounds like the application has recycled.
Check the application and system event logs for anything suspicous.

the server where i have hosted my file, i don't have permission to
check anything. The application runs smooth in my local server. As
since i have uploaded the site and when asked for the clients to use no
matter they login from two different places to admin/agent
simultaniously, both of them get session out. :(

how would i debug it and wot sort of the things shall i have to look
over in my code??

[Anthony Jones]

"simon" <ms*****@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@i15g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...

>
Anthony Jones wrote:

Sounds like the application has recycled.
Check the application and system event logs for anything suspicous.

the server where i have hosted my file, i don't have permission to
check anything. The application runs smooth in my local server. As
since i have uploaded the site and when asked for the clients to use no
matter they login from two different places to admin/agent
simultaniously, both of them get session out. :(

how would i debug it and wot sort of the things shall i have to look
over in my code??

If a session appears to have expired prematurely then it will be due to the
application process having been recycled for some reason.

On what have you tested it locally? Did you use at least two machines (one
as server which you can also use as one of the clients and another as a
client)? If you only have one machine locally have you tested it with two
browser instances (NOT just two different windows) by launching \Program
Files\Internet Explorer\IExplore.exe twice (one for each client)?

Frankly without some help from the host you are going to have a hard time
diagnosing this unless you can repeat it yourself with your own hardware.

[simon]

Anthony Jones wrote:

"simon" <ms*****@gmail.comwrote in message
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Anthony Jones wrote:

Sounds like the application has recycled.
Check the application and system event logs for anything suspicous.
>

the server where i have hosted my file, i don't have permission to
check anything. The application runs smooth in my local server. As
since i have uploaded the site and when asked for the clients to use no
matter they login from two different places to admin/agent
simultaniously, both of them get session out. :(

how would i debug it and wot sort of the things shall i have to look
over in my code??

If a session appears to have expired prematurely then it will be due to the
application process having been recycled for some reason.

On what have you tested it locally? Did you use at least two machines (one
as server which you can also use as one of the clients and another as a
client)? If you only have one machine locally have you tested it with two
browser instances (NOT just two different windows) by launching \Program
Files\Internet Explorer\IExplore.exe twice (one for each client)?

Frankly without some help from the host you are going to have a hard time
diagnosing this unless you can repeat it yourself with your own hardware.

I m still waiting for the response from the server side. Meanwhile wot
does 'application process having been recycled' means??

[Anthony Jones]

"simon" <ms*****@gmail.comwrote in message
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>
Anthony Jones wrote:

"simon" <ms*****@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@i15g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...

>
Anthony Jones wrote:
>
Sounds like the application has recycled.
Check the application and system event logs for anything suspicous.

>
>
the server where i have hosted my file, i don't have permission to
check anything. The application runs smooth in my local server. As
since i have uploaded the site and when asked for the clients to use

no

matter they login from two different places to admin/agent
simultaniously, both of them get session out. :(
>
how would i debug it and wot sort of the things shall i have to look
over in my code??
>

If a session appears to have expired prematurely then it will be due to

the

application process having been recycled for some reason.

On what have you tested it locally? Did you use at least two machines

(one

as server which you can also use as one of the clients and another as a
client)? If you only have one machine locally have you tested it with

two

browser instances (NOT just two different windows) by launching \Program
Files\Internet Explorer\IExplore.exe twice (one for each client)?

Frankly without some help from the host you are going to have a hard

time

diagnosing this unless you can repeat it yourself with your own

hardware.

>
I m still waiting for the response from the server side. Meanwhile wot
does 'application process having been recycled' means??

It means the process that is running the application has terminated. A
windows 2003 machine may decide to do this for various reasons if it thinks
that existing process has become unstable or is mis behaving. To determine
wether this is the so you are going to need help from the hosts. I still
recommend you make efforts to reproduce the scenario as best you can with
local hardware.