Which of the following cookies is NOT listed among those backed up by Dynatrace?

The choice of rxSessionID as the cookie not backed up by Dynatrace is based on specific functionality. In Dynatrace, the cookies that are typically backed up include those that are relevant for session tracking and visitor identification, such as rxVisitor, rxvisitid, and rxvt. These cookies play a key role in maintaining state and enabling features like session replay and user journey visualization.

In contrast, the rxSessionID cookie does not hold persistent session information in a way that is aligned with the tracking mechanisms of Dynatrace. This cookie may be used within certain contexts but does not fulfill the same role as the other cookies that are integral to the Dynatrace analytics and monitoring features, which focus on providing insights into user interactions across web applications.

This distinction is crucial for understanding how Dynatrace manages user data and maintains experience tracking, as it relies on the persistent nature of certain cookies while recognizing that not all session identifiers are necessary or appropriate for backing up in analytics contexts.