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HPE is in the process of enabling all of its Web sites to work with HPE Passport, but this effort will take some time. Until the migration is complete, some Web sites will not recognize HPE Passport and you may be required to create separate registrations for them. More about cookies and HPE Passport What is a cookie? To provide a rich, powerful, and personalized user interface, Web applications like HPE Passport often need to remember, across multiple pages, information which you gave several pages ago. For example, many pages in HPE Passport need to know your user ID, registered name, e-mail address, preferred language, resident country/region, and so forth. When you sign-in with your user ID, all of this information is pulled up at that time, and the pages you visit after sign-in need to know this information, too, without requiring you to sign-in again. 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