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This parameter, which must have a numeric value between -1 and 99999999, sets the maximum timeout value for a [[Sessions|session]]. The default value for <var>SESMAXTO</var> of -1 indicates that no limit is placed on session timeouts. | |||
<var>SESMAXTO</var> is applied to the timeout derived from the <var>[[SESDEFTO parameter|SESDEFTO]]</var> parameter and the timeout value specified on many of the $Session functions. If the timeout value derived from these exceeds <var>SESMAXTO</var>, the value of <var>SESMAXTO</var> is used. If <var>SESMAXTO</var> is reset to a value lower than the timeout value in any existing sessions, the timeout value in those sessions is reduced to the <var>SESMAXTO</var> value, which changes the time those sessions will time out. | |||
Setting <var>SESMAXTO</var> to 0 causes all closed sessions to immediately time out, and it causes any open sessions to time out as soon as they are closed. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:42, 9 October 2017
Maximum session timeout in seconds
Summary
- Default value
- -1
- Parameter type
- System
- Where set
- System manager resettable
- Related products
- All
- Introduced
- Model 204 7.5
Description
This parameter, which must have a numeric value between -1 and 99999999, sets the maximum timeout value for a session. The default value for SESMAXTO of -1 indicates that no limit is placed on session timeouts.
SESMAXTO is applied to the timeout derived from the SESDEFTO parameter and the timeout value specified on many of the $Session functions. If the timeout value derived from these exceeds SESMAXTO, the value of SESMAXTO is used. If SESMAXTO is reset to a value lower than the timeout value in any existing sessions, the timeout value in those sessions is reduced to the SESMAXTO value, which changes the time those sessions will time out.
Setting SESMAXTO to 0 causes all closed sessions to immediately time out, and it causes any open sessions to time out as soon as they are closed.