In order for the Auth object to function properly it is important that the server name stays exactly the same (including capitalization).  This is because Web browsers only send cookies back to the server that originally sent them.  If you call the page http://www.FoxWeb.com/test.fwx, get authenticated and follow a link to http://www.foxweb.com/test.fwx, you will be asked to enter your user id and password again.  This is why we recommend that you always use relative instead of fully qualified URLs.

Another possible reason would be if your various pages use a different combination of Auth.AuthList and Auth.AuthTable.  If two pages populate one or both of these properties differently, then they will not allow a user to access both with a single login.

These may or may not be the cause of the problem, but it's a good place to start.  Try comparing Session.GetSessionID, Auth.AuthList and Auth.AuthTable between hits to determine where the problem lies.

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