Answer Posted / kamlesh sharma

A common use of attributes is to provide a strong name for
an assembly. assemblies that have a strong name can be
placed in the global assembly cache. The global assembly
cache enables a single assembly to be shared among multiple
projects. The global assembly cache can be used to share
multiple copies of the same assembly,

tool for that
command
sn -k mykey.snk

and then add this key in assembly information like
[assembly: AssemblyKeyFile("mykey.snk")]

and paste in global assembly catch
like

gacutil /i filename.dll

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