NetASQ Auth Cookies not found

Dear all,
we are using a NetASQ appiance as firewall in our company. We have
configured the firewall to authenticate the users before surf on the
Internet and gain priviledges to access any other services (AOL,
FTP,...).

Even if on the guide is described that a cookie is written on the
client browser and checked every time the browser starts (cookie,
session mode), I can't see any cookie in the browser, after the
authentication.

Same problem somewhere? Is there any misconfiguration, or only some
browsers are compatible with this mechanism ?

Thanks,
Emilio

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