Answer / raghumadhav tirunagari

In addition ASP.NET allows session state to be preserved
even if the user has cookies disabled or if the Web
application is hosted by several different servers. In
classic ASP either scenario would prevent session variables
from maintaining state. An example of a session variable is
one that contains a user Id and password. The user cannot
access any page in the site if he/she is not logged in.
Before the page is rendered, the user ID and password are
accessed through the session variable and checked to ensure
that the values are legitimate.

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