The default session timeout for the administrative console is 24 hours. You can adjust your session length to suit your organization's needs.
Note:
When the session duration is exceeded, all inactive users are logged off automatically.
To change the default session timeout value:
-
To configure the server.sessionTimeout application
parameter, which specifies the timeout duration in seconds, set the value as an
init parameter either in the console or on the command
line.
- Use the administrative console:
- Ensure that the Show Advanced Configuration check box is selected.
- In the Web Services and Applications list, select Web Application Extensions.
- In the Web Application Extension list, select Console.
- In the Init Parameter field, enter the desired timeout duration value in seconds.
- Click Save.
- Use the command line:
- Run the following
command:
dsconfig set-web-application-extension-prop --no-prompt \ --extension-name Console \ --add init-parameter:server.sessionTimeout=<value in seconds>
- Run the following
command:
- Use the administrative console:
-
To save your changes, restart the HTTP(S) Connection Handler or the
server.
- Restart the HTTP(S) Connection
Handler:
dsconfig set-connection-handler-prop \ --handler-name "<HTTPS Connection Handler>" \ --set enabled:false dsconfig set-connection-handler-prop \ --handler-name "<HTTPS Connection Handler>" \ --set enabled:true
- Restart the server using bin/stop-server with the
-R or --restart
option:
bin/stop-server --restart
- Restart the HTTP(S) Connection
Handler: