What is the default timeout and how to adjust it?
(Why does the Sign in page not auto-refresh if the session has timed out?)
This can be really annoying in really slow setups (e.g. slow remote desktop connections where copy-pasting the password is not possible), if you are not fast enough you need to look up and retype everything.
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Hey @SimonSchütte_ct, yeah, it is frustrating. This is a known limitation of the current Web Adaptor / Portal login flow; the sign-in page is static, and it does not monitor the session or detect token expiration.
You can adjust the Session Timeout in the Portal Admin Directory, Security > Configuration > Update Security Configuration.
{
"maximumIdleTimeMinutes": 60,
"maximumTokenExpirationMinutes": 240
}
After updating, restart Portal to ensure the settings take effect.
What I would recommend for these situations is to type your password in Notepad (on the remote machine) and paste quickly, or use a password manager that integrates with the browser inside RDP.
Hope this helps!
Hey @SimonSchütte_ct, yeah, it is frustrating. This is a known limitation of the current Web Adaptor / Portal login flow; the sign-in page is static, and it does not monitor the session or detect token expiration.
You can adjust the Session Timeout in the Portal Admin Directory, Security > Configuration > Update Security Configuration.
{
"maximumIdleTimeMinutes": 60,
"maximumTokenExpirationMinutes": 240
}
After updating, restart Portal to ensure the settings take effect.
What I would recommend for these situations is to type your password in Notepad (on the remote machine) and paste quickly, or use a password manager that integrates with the browser inside RDP.
Hope this helps!