Undismissed Replicated session with WLS6.1SP1

Hi everyone!
          We have this strange behavious with WLS6.1SP1 and in-memory replicated
          HTTP session (PersistentStoreType=replicated) across a cluster.
          When a new session in created, the Open session current counter in
          the console shows an increment of 2 sessions. After the session
          time-out, this value in decremented only by one.
          Does anyone experienced the same problem?
          Is there a better way to trace the actual number of user using a web
          application at a certain time?
          Regards,
          Marco Scala

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