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Note
Network Voyager uses cookies to keep track of HTTP sessions. Network Voyager cookie based session management does not store user names or passwords in any form in the cookies. You should continue to access Network Voyager from a secure workstation.
For information about configuration locks and instructions about how to override a configuration lock, see “Obtaining a Configuration Lock” on page 25.
Enabling Enabling or Disabling Session Management
Network Voyager dession management is enabled by default. If you disable session management, the login window asks only for user name and password, with no options for configuration locks.
Note
Your browser must be configured to accept cookies to enable session management.
To enable or disable session management
1.Click Voyager Options under Configuration > Security and Access > Voyager in the tree view.
2.Select Yes for Enable
3.Click Apply.
A new login window opens. See “Obtaining a Configuration Lock” on page 25.
4.Close your browser and make a new connection to the system.
Configuring Session Timeouts
You can adjust the time interval which Network Voyager allows a user to be logged in without activity. If you close your browser without logging out, the configuration lock remains in effect until the interval expires.
To set the session timeout interval
1.Click Voyager Options under Configuration > Security and Access > Voyager in the tree view.
2.In the Session Timeout text box, enter the time in seconds. The default is 20 minutes.
3.Click Submit.
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