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How we did for AWS, on Azure I think should be pretty the same:
Create test1 page that will display server name(CD1, CD2,
etc.) and put information to session: trigger some goal and save some
information directly to session. For example something like:
//Register goal
var goalTrigger = Sitecore.Analytics.Tracker.MarketingDefinitions.Goals[{SomeGuid}];
...
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You dont need to disable session to not store a page in Mongo/xDB. Just disable it in the content editor.
Analyze > Attributes > Disable Analytics for this page
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From the error it seems that your database server is not configured with Contained Authentication.
Please execute below script on your server
sp_configure 'contained database authentication', 1;
GO
RECONFIGURE;
GO
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I've seen this happen with the Forms Authentication cookie before. Multiple instances of the same cookie get added and the most specific domain wins. I ended up creating a method to remove all but the first instance of the cookie from the HttpContext.Current.Response.Cookies collection. I found the first cookie in the collection to be the correct one in my ...
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