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Dell Openmanage Essentials 1.2 session timeout
Hello, can I , in Openmanage Essentials, disable the session timeout, set it to more them 6 houres?
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Hello, can I , in Openmanage Essentials, disable the session timeout, set it to more them 6 houres?
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cawn01
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December 5th, 2013 01:00
Hello, thanks for the replay.
Okay, for it is a pain in the ....., we use if ofr at dashboard on a big screen 24/7/365
Dell-Ranveer
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December 5th, 2013 01:00
Hi,
Thanks for the post.
For now the answer will be "No" because 6 hours is the maximum timeout setting and it can neither be disabled. Actually, session timeout gives application an ability to clean up the database and unblock resources.
But, we will surely pass on this feature request to our respective product team.
Thanks
Ranveer
APweb
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October 20th, 2014 10:00
+1 for this, we also have a large monitoring board and would appreciate the ability to keep a particular user account logged in 24/7. No problem with temporary blocking of the user to perform overnight maintenance tasks within the software as long as the client app can automatically reconnect.
Miljan
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November 4th, 2014 06:00
One more request.
We also have 24/7 monitoring
Mack99
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February 4th, 2022 12:00
In the OMEssentials database (install the SQL SSMS tool from Microsoft if needed), change the Session Timeout value in the GenericSetting table, Row ID 6 (Session Timeout), set the DataAsInt32 column to 999999999.
To view: xSELECT * FROM GenericSetting WHERE ID=6
To update: xUPDATE GenericSetting SET DataAsInt32=999999999 WHERE ID=6
"x" added to bypass forum oddity. Remove the x to run the SQL commands.