I am having a very odd problem with client variables and would appreciate any 
suggestions on additional things to look at or try.

SYMPTOM: 

CFID increments with each subsequent page request (refresh).

INDEX.CFM

<html>
<head>
<title></title>
</head>
<body>

<cfset client.test = "test">

Hi there <cfoutput>#client.test#</cfoutput>.
</body>
</html>

APPLICATION.CFM

<!--- application.cfm --->
<cfapplication name="OESv2_STAGING" clientmanagement="Yes">

VERSION INFO:

CF 5.0.0.0, Windows 2000 SP3, IIS 5

CLIENT VARIABLE STORAGE:

Uses ODBC datasource named "ClientVariables_Staging" which points to physical 
SQL 2000 database of the same name.  CFDATA and CFGLOBAL tables created by CF5 
Administrator upon instantiation of the ClientVariable storage.

OTHER INFORMATION:

There are two websites on this server, PEv2 and OESv2.  Both use client 
variable storage.  PEv2 does NOT manifest the problem.  The websites use HOST 
HEADERS and do not have physical IP addresses.

The client browsers allow cookies and have no problem with PEv2.    Upon 
viewing OESv2 and hitting refresh, the CFID increments.  For example, link to 
the OESv2 index.cfm page and cfid:cftoken are [CFID:CFTOKEN] [CFID:CFTOKEN] 
1605:9626140.  Hit refresh and these values change to [CFID:CFTOKEN] 
1606:14486147.  

STEPS TAKEN TO TRY TO SOLVE PROBLEM:

* recreated client storage database, defined new datasource, remapped client 
storage in CF5 Administrator
* created new IIS virtual for the site, trimmed down source to bare minimum to 
try to isolate problem
* restarted the CF5 services numerous times


Any suggestions anyone has are appreciated!

Thank you,
Grant Szabo



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