Enabling / disabling session state can be controlled at the web.config and
the iis web site levels. If session state is disabled in web.config , is
there any reason to also disable it at the iis web site level ?

re:
> If session state is disabled in web.config , is there any reason to also disable it at the iis web
> site level ?

Short answer : no.

<sessionState mode="Off" />

....is fine for that application...and that application only.




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"John A Grandy" <johnagrandy-at-yahoo-dot-com> wrote in message
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> Enabling / disabling session state can be controlled at the web.config and the iis web site
> levels. If session state is disabled in web.config , is there any reason to also disable it at
> the iis web site level ?
>

The session state in IIS that you describe is the classic ASP Session state
only - nothing to do with ASP.NET Session state, which is controlled in
either the web.config or at the individual page level in either the @Page
directive or in the codebehind class.
Peter

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"John A Grandy" wrote:

> Enabling / disabling session state can be controlled at the web.config and
> the iis web site levels. If session state is disabled in web.config , is
> there any reason to also disable it at the iis web site level ?
>
>
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