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ASP.Net State Server Fault Tolerance

Can a State server in ASP.Net be made fault tolerant? By that I mean is when one state server goes down, ASP.Net applications can switch to another state server.

I do not want to go to a Database based state management as that seems considerably slower than the State Server.

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