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Cookies in a web farm

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pankajv

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Will there be any problems If I use cookies which are set on a client machine in a web farm scenario.
 
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As long as all the web servers are looking for the same cookie, you should be fine. The only big problems you get when you go to web farms, is the inablility to use session objects like you can on a single web server environment. The money's gone, the brain is shot.....but the liquor we still got.
 
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I'm facing this question to. If cookies don't have an expiration set in them, are they client side cookies or Server side cookies. Rob
Just my $.02.
 
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Dynapen, What to you mean by "same cookie", the cookies having the same cookie name or something else?
 
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