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This is a simple question… yet I have spent some time poking around online to no avail.
In ASP classic (which I am unfortunately stuck with), I need to know the range of possible values returned by getting session.sessionid. I can print it just fine but without a better idea of how it works (besides the obvious incrementation), I don’t trust testing to determine it.
Any information/resources/leads at all would be appreciated. Thanks!
Session IDs are created bij the server. Thus,
session.sessionidgives you the ID generated by the server.session.sessionidalways gives you a series of 9 digits. As you can read in the sources below, the Session ID is always generated the same way (32 bit long integer, which gets encrypted).Take a look at this resource. The linked document in the article is an interesting read.
And another article.