Describe the list of configuration file levels in the ASP.NET configuration hierarchy.
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Describe the list of configuration file levels in the ASP.NET configuration hierarchy.
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The following is the list of configuration file levels at which each file is located in the ASP.NET configuration hierarchy:
| Server | Machine.config | The file is located at the topmost of the ASP.NET configuration hierarchy. It contains the schema for all Web applications on the Web server. |
| Root Web | Web.config | The file is located at the second top of the ASP.NET configuration hierarchy. It is stored in the same directory as the Machine.config file. It contains default values for the |
| Web site | Web.config | The file contains settings that apply to a specific Web site. It inherits downward through the Web applications and subdirectories of the Web site. |
| Web application root directory | Web.config | The file is located in the root directory of a Web application. It contains configuration settings that apply to a specific Web application. It also inherits downward through the Web applications and subdirectories of the Web site. |
| Web application subdirectory | Web.config | The file contains configuration settings that apply to the application subdirectory. It also inherits downward through all the application's subdirectories. |
| Client application directory | ApplicationName.config | The file contains configuration settings for a Windows-based client application. |
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