Since request did not go though asp.dll I do not see why would he end up
with ASPSESSION.. cookie..
IIS did not plant them by itself.. (unless of course he hit asp page before
and has not closed the browser yet)...
Or just a wild guess....
What if default.asp page is marked as default in the directory and IIS is
actually trying to route request through asp.dll
then solution will be just remove default.asp from list of defaulted
pages...
George.
"bruce barker" <no****@nospam.comwrote in message
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you didn't turn off asp session support in iis.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
Zester wrote:
>Hi,
In our web.config file's sessionState element, we set mode="Off" but we
still see ASPSESSIONIDXXXXX shows up in the request cookies. Do you know
why?
thanks!