ASP.NET MVC Routes Login/Logout Problem?

Ideally each route should point to a distinct view, so if there's slightly varying functionality on that view for logged in users vs. logged out users, you should drive the difference in your view logic and not in routing. If you have significant chunks of HTML that would be different, consider exploring the Html. RenderAction method.

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