Answer / dhananjay nazare

web.Config: Web.Config file is maintained within a
particular Web application and the Configuration setting
specified within web.config file is applicable to that
application only.

Machin.Config: Machin.Config file is maintained within .Net
framework derectories and configuration setting within
Machin.Config file affects all the managed application
deployed on that machin

Answer / naren

1. web.config and machine.config both are the configuration
files
2. web.config files contains settings specific to a web
application, machine.config file contains settings to
computer.
3. configuration system first searches settings in the
machine.config file next look at web.config file
4. web.config file exists within the web application,
machine.config file exists in the
c:\windows\microsoft.net\framework\version\config file
5. if we remove web.config file it does not contains any
connection string settings the web application will run, if
we remove machine.config file no one windows and web
application will run.

Answer / prakash j

web.config apply settings to each web application.
machine.config apply settings to all asp.net web application

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