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May 29th, 2018 03:00

Dashboard Timeout Settings

Hi,

We are using the home page as a dashboard in our NOC for monitoring purposes.

Is there any way to change the session timeout settings?

Diabolix

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May 29th, 2018 11:00

Hi and thanks for the question.

Currently we don't have a way to configure the auto-logout feature.  I'll pass your feature request along to the right folks.

Thanks much,

Rob

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May 30th, 2018 00:00

Thanks Rob, appreciated!

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December 7th, 2018 02:00

half a year later.. do we have a way to extend/disable the auto-logout time?

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December 10th, 2018 00:00

Hi,

A future release for OpenManage Enterprise will have this feature. Please stay put for another few months. Once the release is there, you should be able to find this feature under application settings. 

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December 18th, 2018 09:00

two month now.. did it make it into v3.1?

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December 21st, 2018 22:00

Hi,

Thanks for being patient. But sorry to say, not yet. We have a major release coming up and that will have a lot of features upgrade.

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January 8th, 2020 11:00

I have this same issue with Dell OpenManage Enterprise.  We are in a secured NOC and want the web application to stay logged in at all times.

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March 27th, 2020 04:00

Hello,

Any news ?

Thanks.

 

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April 15th, 2020 00:00

any update?

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March 23rd, 2021 06:00

How about now? We are on 3.5 and it is 2021.

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March 23rd, 2021 07:00

Hello,

 

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The logout policy can be modified, but it can't be disabled completely, unfortunately. You can have a maximum of 1440 minutes, but a 0 minute policy wouldn't disable it.

 

 

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May 10th, 2021 08:00

FINALLY! Thanks for the update.

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February 15th, 2022 00:00

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.

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