Session Automatic Logout Settings
[Settings] > [Account Settings] > [Session Auto Logout Settings]
This is a feature that automatically terminates the session if the administrator does not use the console for a certain period of time or logs in multiple times with the same account, thereby enhancing access security in the interval after logging in.
⚠️ 'Session Auto Logout Settings' permission is granted to [Administrator Type - Super Administrator].
The scope of application is uniformly applied to all super administrators and integrated system administrators, and it is not a separate configuration item.
▷ Screen Configuration Description
| item | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Unused Automatic Logout | End session after a certain period of inactivity (Usage status, Inactive time) |
| Simultaneous Login Automatic Logout | Terminate existing session when logging in with the same account (Usage) |
▷ Unused Automatic Logout
| item | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Usage status | Feature Activation Status (ON / OFF, Default ON) |
| Unused Time | Enter directly in minutes (default 60 minutes) |
- It determines inactivity based on the elapsed time since the last operation of the mouse and keyboard.
- Background actions such as automatic screen refresh are not considered usage.
- Notify the remaining time one minute before the expiration of unused time, and if you select [Extend], the unused time will be reset.
- When expired, the session will end and redirect to the login screen.
Notification message: "You have been automatically logged out due to inactivity for a certain period of time."
▷ Automatic Logout for Concurrent Access
| item | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Usage status | Feature Activation Status (ON / OFF, Default ON) |
- When a new login is successful with the account in use, the existing session will be automatically logged out, and only the last logged-in session will be maintained.
- Judgment is based on the account, regardless of the access location (IP).
- If set to OFF, simultaneous connections are not restricted.
Notice message: "You have been logged out because you logged in with the same account."
Reference Note
- This feature operates independently of IP-based access control, login failure limits, and.
- Unsaved input values will not be retained upon automatic logout.
- Automatic logout occurrences and policy changes are all recorded in the audit log.