Multiple Clients Accessing Server

[jankhana]

Hi all,
I'm not used to web.config and ASP.NET. I want to know whether is this possible and if so how???

I have my client accessing my server for some work and the server in turn accesses other server which will do the work. Now if the client increases the server has to send all those request to the other server and that's slowing my work if I have more clients.
The client accesses main server only. The main server then gives its job to the other server. So i want my main-server to point to other many server and make the things possible quickly...

And one more thing I'm using the IIS as my main server and Cassini as the other servers...

do I need to use web farm concept???

Does Cassini works with WebFarm???

Sorry if the scenario is confussing...

Any idea plz........
Thanks for the help.

[NeoPa]

As this question seems to pertain to the server hosting rather than the software concept used (ASP seems irrelevant as far as I can see) I have moved this across for you and bumped it.

Good luck & welcome to Bytes!

[Frinavale]

Cassini is built into Visual Studio to provide web developers with a "web server" for testing purposes. This way web developers can do development on computers that aren't web servers, lets developers work without internet access, and it lets developers debug ASP.NET applications. Cassini is not supposed to be used in full production (it's sort of a "fake" IIS that doesn't always act the same way as a real server).

Once you are finished developing your application you will have to publish your application to proper web servers (running IIS).

I don't really understand how your problem is related to the web.config file?
The web.config file contains configuration information about your application. How is it related to a web farm/garden network setup?