You create Web-based client applications. You are modifying an existing program so that it can be scaled out across a load balanced Web farm. The current design stores session specific data in a session variable. You are required to select an appropriate design. You decide to store the session state in a Microsoft SQL Server database that can be accessed by all the Web servers in the Web farm. You need to evaluate whether the design meets the requirements. What should you conclude?
A.
The design meets the requirements.
B.
The design does not meet the requirements. You need to store the data in a Web.config file that is stored on a shared file server.
C.
The design does not meet the requirements. You need to store the data on a separate SQL Server instance and replicate the data between the SQL Server instances.
D.
The design does not meet the requirements. You need to store the data in the Machine.config file on each computer in the Web farm.