Setting name |
Description |
<%GS_USERSESSIONALLOWNEWSESSIONS%> |
If set to false no new user sessions can be created. The server is the closed. Existing sessions will stay untouched. Default: true |
User sessions & security: Authentication slowing threshold |
Number of consecutive failed authentication attempts after which the server automatically slows down the response to authentication attempts. Default: 100 |
User sessions & security: Authentication locking threshold |
Number of consecutive failed authentication attempts after which a user is locked. See Repeated authentication failure for details Default: 10 |
User sessions & security: Default User session timeout [s] |
The default threshold in seconds after which a user session is considered as idle. This default value is used for newly created user sessions if the client does not negotiate another session timeout with the Application Server. Default: 1800 seconds. |
User sessions & security: Maximum allowed user session timeout [s] |
Clients can negotiate a user session idling threshold with the Application Server that is anywhere between 300 seconds and this value. Default: 3600 seconds Validation: ≥ 300 |
User session abandoned threshold |
The threshold in in hours after which a user session is considered as abandoned. Default value: 2h Validation: ≥ 0.25 and ≤ 168 |
User sessions & security: Maximum password age [d] |
Time span in days after which users have to change their password. Default: 3650 |
Table 1: Settings for user sessions and security