Symptom:
SharePoint stores a persistent FedAuth cookie on the hard drives of authenticated users. I do not want the SharePoint server to use these persistent cookies.
Solution:
You can configure SharePoint so a persistent FedAuth cookie is not stored. However, disabling the persistent FedAuth cookie also disables the single-sign on function of Office Client Integration. Users who try to open files on the SharePoint server are challenged for their credentials.
Note: For more information about how to disable FedAuth cookies in SharePoint 2010, go to the technet blogs website, and then search for the following phrase:
"Setting the Login Token Expiration Correctly for SharePoint 2010 SAML Claims Users"
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