You are an enterprise application developer. Your company has a Web-based application that runs on a single Web server. Session information is currently being stored by using the default session mode. You are redesigning the application to run in a Web farm. You must ensure that the failure of any single server does not make session information unavailable. A developer in your team recommends using the default session mode on each server in the Web farm. You need to evaluate this recommendation. What should you conclude?

A.
The recommended solution meets the requirements.

B.
The recommended solution does not meet the requirements. Store the session information in a separate state process on each Web server in the Web farm.

C.
The recommended solution does not meet the requirements. Store the session information in a separate state process on a dedicated session state server.

D.
The recommended solution does not meet the requirements. Store the session information in a Microsoft SQL Server failover cluster.