How to Implement multiuser login in asp and keep session alive for five hours of user id and password

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How to Integrate multiuser login at a time concept in a website of asp.net c#
and how to prevent auto logout untill untill user click on logout button

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Posted 1-May-15 20:00pm

Harishankar Maurya

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-05-01T20:28:00

Don't even try to keep a Session alive for 5 hours: each Session uses memory on the server, and extending the time past the default 20 minutes is not recommended - it can lead to severe performance issues.

Instead, store the userid info in a cookie, and give that an expiration date. Update the cookie when the user posts back, and they get their five hours without any performance overhead on the server side.