Is there a cookie automatically placed on the user’s machine? Or is it somehow associated with the requester’s IP address? Or maybe in the ViewState? Elementary question, I know, but I’ve had a hard time finding an answer.
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Is there a cookie automatically placed on the user’s machine? Or is it somehow associated with the requester’s IP address? Or maybe in the ViewState? Elementary question, I know, but I’ve had a hard time finding an answer.
In IIS, under ASP.NET’s configuration there is a State Management Tab which has a setting called ‘Cookieless mode’ which has the options of:
UseUri
UseCookies
AutoDetect
UseDeviceProfile
Typically, ‘Use Cookies’ is selected and thus a cookie is used.