Answer / Jaswant Kumar

In ASP.NET, sessions are stored on the server by default using out-of-process state servers or SQL Server mode, or in-process with the ASP.NET worker process. Sessions can also be stored on the client's machine using cookies or temporary files. The session state is maintained by tracking unique identifiers (SessionID) associated with each user's session.

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