Cookies
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Below lists the cookies and briefly explains their purpose:
| Cookie Name |
Brief Description |
| ASP.NET_SessionId |
ASP.NET session cookie |
| ii_Globalisation |
Stores a user selected location/language where multiple languages are available. |