Web farms and web gardens

I want to know whether session object is accessible in web farm and web garden. Similarly if application object is accessible in webfarm and web garden

SweetHoney
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Paul Brennan
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Dec 31st, 2008

In order to handle state in a web farm a state server is designated.
To do this the ASP.NET State Service must me started.
Also, the applications web.config file must be modified to point out the state server in the sessionState tag.
The mode attribute should be set to the value "StateServer"
and stateConnectionString attribute should point to the ip address of the designated server followed by the port nr "42424".
Check out the web.config.comments file for more info, such as the following:
<sessionState
mode = "InProc" [Off | InProc | StateServer | SQLServer | Custom]
stateConnectionString = "tcpip=loopback:42424" [String]
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naveen_kmishra
Profile Answers by naveen_kmishra

Apr 19th, 2009

Web farms means many Application of Multiple server on different location on the world.
for
example: www.yahoo.in, www.yahoo.uk

Web Gardens means many application of single server.
for example www.mail.yahoo.com, www.chat.yahoo.com