Hello, I am trying to design my web application so that it can be run in a web farm but I've never actually had any experience with web farms. I am assuming that in a web farm some load balancing software (MS Application Center?) routes HTTP requests to the different web servers depending on their load. My question is this: once an HTTP request has been routed to a server and received by my application, is there a way to re-route this request to another server in the farm? I know that the HttpServerUtility.Transfer method in ASP.Net can be used to terminate the execution of the current page and begin the execution of another page. As far as I know, however, the new page must be on the same server. What I would like to do is to terminate the execution of the current page and begin the execution of another page but on a specific server from the farm. Does anybody know if this is possible with the ASP.Net API? If not, is there some other way of achieving the same behavior? Regards George
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