Issue in MVC 4.0 application with windows authentication hosted in IIS7

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Cross user issue in MVC4.0 application which is hosted in IIs7 with windows authentication.

Posted 4-Nov-13 17:58pm

Sowjanya49183

Updated 5-Nov-13 0:59am

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[no name] 5-Nov-13 0:16am

Where you are maintaining any user informations?

ZurdoDev 5-Nov-13 7:38am

What?

Keith Barrow 5-Nov-13 8:02am

You've not stated what the problem is. As it stands we have the following information: You are hosting and MVC4 app on IIS7 and you have some sort of problem, possibly an angry user. Please read the section provided about asking a question, you've provided almost no information useful to getting help.

Sowjanya49183 9-Dec-13 2:23am

The problem is, It is web application which is hosted in IIs7 with windows authentication. On header of the application we are showing the logged in user name and based on the user we are deriving the roles. When multiple users accessing the application some times when i logged in it is showing the other person name and priviliges to access the application.

Output cache is disabled for all aspx / cshtml files in IIS.But still i am facing the issue.

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