[users@httpd] Unique Session ID's - are they really generated?

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Hi,

On some application servers I have used in the past when you shut them down
and restarted the server it was possible that duplicate session ID's were
generated matching those in a previously running instance of the server.

Does anyone know if tomcat really has Unique Session ID creation.  That is I
leave tomcat running for a week. Stop it.  Start it.  Is it possible that a
duplication session ID will be created in my new running instance that
matches a session ID created in my previous running instance.

I just want to know does tomcat really guarantee unique Session ID's even
over shutdown and start ups?? 

Thanks,
Steve.



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