You create an ASP.NET application by using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2008 and the .NET Framework 3.5.
You deploy the application to the test Web farm along with a network load balancer.
You are using InProc session settings in the Web.config file to manage user sessions. The application fails to function properly in the test Web farm.
You discover that changes to non- serializable user information are not reliably persisted across the Web farm.
You need to ensure reliable persistence of user information. You also need to ensure that the changes involves the minimum amount of configuration effort.
What should you do?
A.
Use cookieless sessions.
B.
Use SQLServer session-state mode.
C.
Use StateServer session-state mode.
D.
Update the network load balancer to use session affinity settings.