By default, if a browser session is inactive for more than 20
minutes, the session times out and the Proficy Portal server
disconnects the browser to prevent the remote computer from
monopolizing the connection when no one is using it.
If you find the default session timeout is too long or too
short, you can modify it by selecting the Sessions folder in the
Administration application tree. When you select this folder, the
following fields appear:
Settings & Diagnostics: Sessions
parameters
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Property
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Description
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Current session
timeout
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Displays the current
session timeout value, in minutes. This field cannot be
edited.
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Number of Reserved Sessions Available
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Displays the current number of reserved
sessions. This field cannot be
edited.
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Number of Sessions Allowed
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Displays the number of remaining sessions.
This value will change, depending on how many clients are connected
to the Proficy Portal server. This field cannot
be edited.
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Proposed Number of
Sessions to Reserve
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Specifies the number of available sessions
to reserve for specific Proficy Portal users.
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Proposed Session
Timeout
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Specifies the browser session timeout (in
minutes) for the Proficy Portal server. When the timeout session
expires, the Proficy Portal server disconnects the browser
automatically. To resume the session, the client must
log in again. You can enter a session timeout from 10 minutes to
Never Timeout.
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Total Number of Sessions Available
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Displays the remaining sessions available.
This field cannot be edited.
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