SqlMembershipProvider not working on production server

I have an application that uses the SqlMembershipProvider and
SqlRoleProvider for security. I have setup my SQL Server database
using aspnet_regsql.exe and configured my application to hit the
correct database. Everything works as expected when running on my
development machine, and on our test server. But when running on our
production server it will not work.

On the production server, I get this behavior:
If I enter an incorrect password, I get the expected error message.
If I enter the correct password I get nothing - the login page just
reloads. I get no error message and I am not redirected to the target
page.

All three of these servers hit the same SQL Server database for
security and for the application. All machines are running IIS.

How can I get more information about what is happening?

Thanks,
Don

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