Hi Paul,

>>OK, it works local but I just published it up to the hosted site and my test app will not work against it. Same message comes back which could be anythying. "ServiceChannel..... is in a Faulted state"
>>Tim
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>Two steps forward, one step back, eh? You might want to take a look at the client log to see if any other exception info. is being returned by the server (I'm assuming you've still got the flag set in the web.config file to send back exception details).

I do have the flag still set in the behavior. I cleared the trace_log file and re-ran the service and got these exception messages in the log.
1. The request for security token could not be satisfied because authentication failed.
2. The caller was not authenticated by the service

I need to eventually have security on this web service but have not implemented anything for it yet. I did change the Authentication mode= to Forms rather than Windows but not since I have been testing locally.

Also, the data on the web host is the exact same as local. I don't have but two records I am retrieving as of now, but I will check the settings you recommended. Any thoughts on what they could be set to? I will primarily be only sending a single record at a time to the service and only retreiving a record or two at a time from this client. Later we will have a client that pulls down larger datasets.

Tim