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Depending on the authentication method, a login can create two kinds of tokens:
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* {self-docs-root}api/org/springframework/vault/support/VaultToken.html[`VaultToken`]: Generic token encapsulating the actual token.
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* {self-docs-root}api/org/springframework/vault/support/LoginToken.html[`LoginToken`]: Token associated with renewability/TTL.
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* {self-docs-root}api/org/springframework/vault/authentication/LoginToken.html[`LoginToken`]: Token associated with renewability/TTL.
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Authentication methods such as {self-docs-root}api/org/springframework/vault/authentication/TokenAuthentication.html[`TokenAuthentication`] just create a `VaultToken` which does not carry any renewability/TTL details. `LifecycleAwareSessionManager` will run a self-lookup on the token to retrieve renewability and TTL from Vault.
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`VaultToken` are renewed periodically if self-lookup is enabled. Note that `VaultToken` are never revoked, only `LoginToken` are revoked.
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