Can anyone explain cookie behavior in managed environment?

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Situation 1:
Several different managed networks with Windows XP Professional clients
and Windows servers in a domain structure and roaming profiles.

Situation 2:
Windows XP Professional with local user and local profile. Existing in
a maneged network. Meaning; using generally the same software
(AV/firewall/proxy etx)

Problem:
When looking in a users profile in situation 1, several cookies made
for/by the same website exist in the the Cookie directory of that
user's profile with the naming [username]@[website][number].txt

When looking in a users profile in situation 2, most of the time only
one cookie made for/by the same website exist in the the Cookie
directory of that user's profile with the naming
[username]@[website][1].txt

I'm expecting this is 'normal' behavior in a Windows environment with
roaming profiles. But i'm missing the 'why' ... Can anyone explain?

I've searched the Internet for an explaination but no such luck yet;
neither telling that there may or may not be more then one cookie per
site or how this behavior can be explained in different environments.

Many thanks for any info in advance
Peppe

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