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Fusion auth is creating 2 sessions when a single user logs in? Is this correct?

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    hamza
    last edited by 16 Mar 2022, 15:30

    Fusion auth is creating 2 sessions in sesson tab when a single user logs in? Why it is creating 2 sessions?

    J 1 Reply Last reply 23 Mar 2022, 22:57 Reply Quote 0
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      joshua @hamza
      last edited by 23 Mar 2022, 22:57

      @hamza

      Depending on how you are using FusionAuth, this is normal. One of the sessions is going to be the SSO session. And the other is going to be an Application level refresh token. There could be possibly other refresh tokens present as well, depending on your use case and integration.

      Thanks,
      Josh

      H 1 Reply Last reply 23 Aug 2023, 17:30 Reply Quote 0
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        hamza @joshua
        last edited by 23 Aug 2023, 17:30

        @joshua said in Fusion auth is creating 2 sessions when a single user logs in? Is this correct?:

        Depending on how you are using FusionAuth, this is normal. One of the sessions is going to be the SSO session. And the other is going to be an Application level refresh token. There could be possibly other refresh tokens present as well, depending on your use case and integration.

        Thank you for your response. However I have another question, backend is calling logout api of fusion auth by passing refresh token, now it only deletes 1 session. The other session remains and on client side user is logged in on fusion auth. Now to logout from client side I am redirecting user to fusion auth logout url to delete that remaining session. Is this intentional, if yes, then is there some other alternative?

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