WSRP HTTP Session count increase

Hi,
I notice that the session count increases considerably(in hundreds) at the WSRP producer with the simple refresh of the remote portlets in count. Is there a way to avoid those sessions?
I'm using WLP 10.2 producer and WLP 10.2 consumer.
We have the portlet preference set to the remote portlets. We suspect that this may be reason for the increase session count.
Thanks,
Edited by: user10874417 on Dec 27, 2010 7:50 AM

This situation occurs when the producer and consumer cookies are configured.
Did you try Using Different Cookie Names and are you using SSO on producer and consumer ? If yes, did you try to use System Property.
For details refer Configuring Session Cookies, in Federated Portals Guide.

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