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Idle Time Timeouts
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SurfingGecko
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20, 20, and 20 = 60 ![[tongue]](/data/assets/smilies/tongue.gif "[tongue] [tongue]")
Seriously though, but I think you are referring to "User Inactivity Timeout"
With this option ou can control the number of minutes threashold before an inactive user's RAS session times out.
Although a shorter timeout frees up resources from inactive users more quickly (like the CS, PS); if the user hits the session after it times out, RAS must then go back through the (resource) expensive process of re-creating the session andits document.
RAS is a much more intense server than the others.
I suspect any way.
Cheers,
SurfingGecko
Home of Crystal Ease
Seriously though, but I think you are referring to "User Inactivity Timeout"
With this option ou can control the number of minutes threashold before an inactive user's RAS session times out.
Although a shorter timeout frees up resources from inactive users more quickly (like the CS, PS); if the user hits the session after it times out, RAS must then go back through the (resource) expensive process of re-creating the session andits document.
RAS is a much more intense server than the others.
I suspect any way.
Cheers,
SurfingGecko
Home of Crystal Ease
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