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RE: Cookies and Webtrends
~Vera Dwogeromanflar 11.Jul.03 04:37 PM a Web browser
General All Releases Windows NT


What they actually do is the server/application is modofied to set a cookie on the browser specifically for their Webtrends system to track.

On IIS, you can have it log the content of the cookie, thus exposing those cookies to Webtrends. It makes it easier to track individual users' activity that way.




Cookies and Webtrends (~Elizabeth Nimr... 11.Jul.03)
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