Troubleshooting with the Session ID and Request ID
When troubleshooting an issue, the session and request IDs can help you uncover key information.
The session and request IDs can help you uncover key information about what is going wrong.
Session ID
The session ID is created by the Web Adapter during the first request. It's stored in a cookie and consists of:
- a random part
- the selected application server
- its creation time
- the check sum
Example: KEtLmGyI43gRwyow53NbmmyCjJy1Vshf1oU=Request ID
The request ID is also created by the Web Adapter, but as a random series of characters. It's passed with the request to the Application Server.
Example: y2PuahYWlogkQAgAKk