I will suggest you to change your web.config code like this.
<sessionState
mode="
StateServer"
cookieless="false"
timeout="1440"/>
Here I have changed the session state to a seperate worker process (ASP state management server).
It is recommended to move your session into the stateserver or SQL server state management in the production environment.
Note: You need to start the 'ASP.NET State Service' windows service on the web server in order to make this code work.
This will solve your problem related to session getting timed out before 24 hours
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: I am running IIS 6.0 on Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition. I
: am unable to set the Session.Timeout property to 1440 minutes (24
: hours), which is the supposed maximum. Whenever I set it to this
: value using ASP, the session still times out after 20 minutes, which
: is the default. I have also set the Session timeout to 1440 minutes
: in the IIS property page, but this was also ignored. What I am I
: missing?
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