Turing off Http Keep-Alive and using Windows Authentication with IIS: Don't do it...

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 05 Feb 2006 | View original

  I just ran my head against the wall with a really strange Authentication problem. Well in retrospect, not all that weird, but I was about to throw the computer out the window… <g>   I've been having issues with running out of IIS connections while debugging and running various AJAX based applications locally. I'm not exactly sure why this happens but I suspect each XMLHttp session starts a new session against the server and IIS tries to keep the connection to the client open...

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