If all links in your application pages are relative, future requests for a page will be routed to the same server. ASP creates a new user session on that server. The browser will request the specified page, and all subsequent requests will be routed to the same server. Cookies A cookie is a token that the Web server embeds in a user's Web browser to identify the user. The next time the same browser requests a page, it sends the cookie it received from the Web server.
Cookies allow a set of information to be associated with a user.
ASP scripts can both get and set the values of cookies by using the Cookies collection of the Response and Request objects. Setting Cookies To set the value of a cookie, use Response. If the cookie does not already exist, Response. Cookies creates a new one. If you only want a cookie to be used during the current user session, then sending the cookie to the browser is all you need to do.