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Ben's answer is right on. However, like some of the other users, I was still a bit lost on how to proceed. This <a href="http://piers7.blogspot.com/2005/12/log4net-context-problems-with-aspnet.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer">log4net Context problems with ASP.Net thread agility</a> post and especially this <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20160429190047/http://blog.marekstoj.com/2011/12/log4net-contextual-properties-and.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Marek Stój's Blog - log4net Contextual Properties and ASP.NET</a> one give some more context for the problem with some excellent code examples. I highly recommend Marek Stój's implementation, although the <code>ThreadContext.Properties["UserName"]</code> needed to be replaced with <code>ThreadContext.Properties["User"]</code> in my case. I added a BeginRequest method to my Logger class which I call from Application_AuthenticateRequest which loads all the relevant log4net properties. <pre><code>protected void Application_AuthenticateRequest(object sender, EventArgs e) { Logger.BeginRequest(Request); } </code></pre> And the method code: <pre><code>public static void BeginRequest(System.Web.HttpRequest request) { if (request == null) return; ThreadContext.Properties["ip_address"] = AdaptivePropertyProvider.Create("ip_address", IPNetworking.GetMachineNameAndIP4Address()); ThreadContext.Properties["rawUrl"] = AdaptivePropertyProvider.Create("rawUrl", request.RawUrl); if (request.Browser != null && request.Browser.Capabilities != null) ThreadContext.Properties["browser"] = AdaptivePropertyProvider.Create("browser", request.Browser.Capabilities[""].ToString()); if (request.IsAuthenticated && HttpContext.Current.User != null) ThreadContext.Properties["User"] = AdaptivePropertyProvider.Create("user", HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name); } </code></pre> I found I had to pass in the Request object instead of using <code>HttpContext.Current.Request</code> within the method. Otherwise I would loose the user and authentication information. Note that the <code>IPNetworking</code> class is my own so you will need to provide your own method of obtaining the client IP. The <code>AdaptivePropertyProvider</code> class is directly from Marek Stój.
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