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 as long as specific server names are not referenced in the original URLs. Using 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 want a cookie to be used only during the current user session, then sending the cookie to the browser is all you need to do.