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• AnyConnect Session Timeout issue

  We have some remote users that are not happy with the SSL Connect connection down after close their laptops or lose their wireless for once. I read this question and answer of a Cisco page and I was wondering where the session time-out setting is changed. It's on the network client, software map AnyConnect or ASA firewall?

  Thank you, Pat.

  Q. What is the AnyConnect reconnect behavior?

  A. AnyConnect will attempt to reconnect if the connection is interrupted. This behavior is not configurable and auto. As long as the session on the SAA is still valid, the session will resume if AnyConnect can restore the physical connection.

  Version 2.2 includes a roaming feature that allows AnyConnect reconnect after a sleep of PC. The client will continue to try indefinitely until the head told him he can't reconnect and the client will not immediately RIP into the tunnel when the system goes Standby/Hibernate implementation. For customers who don't want this feature, set the session timeout value low to prevent sleep or resume reconnects.

  And also, for the new AnyConnect profile changes take effect, you will need to reconnect your AnyConnect session if the new policy is pushed to the client.

• Configure the timeout and session timeout in a group policy.

  I want a L2L tunnel to establish a period of time, this tunnel is established in a PIX 515E.

  Then I had seen that we must configure the idle time in group policy, but I have no ' t know the difference between the idle timeout setting and the session timeout.

  Anyone know what is the difference between this two command line.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Session-Timeout: at the end of this time, the security apparatus terminates the connection.

  Idle-timeout: If there is no communication on the connection activity in this period, the security apparatus terminates the connection.

  Please see the below URL for more details.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/asa70/command/reference/TZ.html#wp1281883

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/asa70/configuration/guide/vpngrp.html

  Kind regards

  Arul

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• Related workflow in the dialog box / popup window and Session Timeout

  Hi team.

  Using JDeveloper 11.1.2.4.

  We have several use cases that have linked the workflow shown in dialogues.  Dialogues are defined in the workflow.  The dialogues show very well related workflows.  However, if we have a session timeout, we are witnessing the login page that appears inside the window of dialogue instead of the home page.  Any suggestions out there?

  I have the text on a command button, invoking the action of dialogue BTF.

  useWindow = "true" windowModalityType = "applicationModal.

  Thank you

  BradW

  Hello.  Digging into the issue, we had a requirement to force the user to the logon page when the session expires.  However, the Service of Dialogue rich ADF fires and wants to ask us if we want to save the changes or continue leaving the popup.  To work around this problem, we made a JS call, follow these steps:

  AdfAgent.AGENT.removeBubbleEventListener(AdfPage.PAGE.getDomWindow(),"beforeunload", AdfDhtmlRichDialogService._beforeUnloadHandler);
  

  So, in summary, we had created a PagePhaseListener to inject some JS in every page to make a timer based client-side redirect.  However, the Service of RichDialogue ADF complain if there are changes in the pop-up window.  To work around this problem, the timer called the removeBubbleEventListener.

  It works, I think it might be a bit fragile between versions.

  BradW

• The Idle Application and Session Timeout value

  I use Apex 3.2.
  
  I found the following instructions to set the idle times and session of the applications.

  http://st-curriculum.oracle.com/obe/db/11g/r2/prod/appdev/apex/apexsec/apexsec09.htm#t5

  Once I had finished the instructions, I logged, as indicated, but when I log in I go directly to the page Timeout.
  
  Anyone who has used these instructions or can point me to a few more accomplished.
  
  Gus
  
  Published by: Gus C November 3, 2011 06:36

  Hello

  Close all open browsers.
  Open the browser and to connect to the generator of the Apex. Run your page. You land at session timeout page?

  Kind regards
  Jari

  http://dbswh.webhop.NET/dbswh/f?p=blog:Home:0

• AC VPN: vpn-session-timeout and prompt the user

  Hello

  Is it possible to invite the user to continue the session shortly before it hits the vpn-session-timeout value (ASA).

  Thank you

  Sean

  Sean,

  I believe that no job like this been done on it by the BU.

  We had this never open a:

  https://Tools.Cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCsx17267/?reffering_site=dumpcr

  M.

• Configuring session timeout in OIM 11 g R2 for console identity and sysadmin.

  I have an obligation to congiure session timeout in IOM GR 11, 2 ps2 to more than the default value.

  where can I check the default value and how to change it?

  Thank you

  Here is the guide: Handling Flexible of Session Timeout for Oracle Identity Manager Web Applications

• ICX: Session Timeout and ICX:Limit time

  Hello team,

  We always set ICX:Limit times higher than ICX: Session Timeout? Is the average user will get more time on one active session before it gets expired?

  Definition of the time of ICX:Limit said that he looks at the time total session before causing a timeout no matter whatever you do in application.

  
  

  Apparently I am concerned about active sessions in the application.
  

  Thank you

  Ammu

  Salvation;

  In addition to anad Hussein snoussi Asif, I suggest check link below to understand what is this setting?

  ICX:SESSION TIME OUT

  http://forums.Oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=4041137#4041137

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  How to handle the timeout to the level of responsibility [ID 412224.1]

• Automatic logout after inactivity of 180 seconds (http and https)

  All of my N4032 and N3024 switches with 6.2.7.2 firmware automaticlly break http and https session after ~ 180 seconds of inactivity. Controls:

  line telnet
  exec-timeout x

  do not work
  Does anyone have a similar experience?
  Is this a known issue?

  Looking through the firmware release notes, it looks like it was a known, only http/https problem did not follow the exec-timeout parameter. # Ip http timeout-political order, has been added to 6.2.6.6. I would test change the time-out setting by using the command # ip http timeout policy.

  Example of release notes:

  Console (config) #ip http idle timeout-political 3600 life 86400

  Let us know if it works.

• Manage the Session Timeout

  I use JDeveloper 11.1.1.6.
  
  I'm trying to properly handle session timeouts in the ADF. My request was the popup of session ADF 'canned' timeout when I am connected to my request and the session has expired. This same popup is rendered even if I'm sitting at my login page, but are not registered.
  
  I followed the advice of Frank Nimphius as explained in the next forum so that my request of re - direct to the login page after session timeout. That works very well with his detailed document.
  
  ADF Faces: practical copy session timeout
  
  The concern I have now is if I'm sitting at my login page and my session expires, demand remains at the login page. I now have my credentials of type, and click Connect. Because the application think that my session has expired, I picked at the login page. Ideally I think not that the login page would hold a session. You have any indication on how I can get around this.

  Hello

  What about using connection programmatically, in which case the login form is part of a public page (see http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/issue-archive/2012/12-jan/o12adf-1364748.html for an example, you can download)

  Frank

• Catch the event Web Service Session Timeout

  Hi all

  I have a LV Web Service communicate to a web client (Chrome, IE, FF, etc.).  The user connects to the server and create a new session for him to help create Session VI.  One of the entrances to this function is a timeout value (default 60000ms).  The sessions behavior is such that if the user does not activate an application for web service (GET/POST/PUT/etc) within the time limit, then the session is automatically destroyed by the web service.  That's what I want, it's fantastic.

  My question is How can I detect when the session timeout happens? Another way to say, How can I detect when the user session is automatically destroyed?

  What I tried:

  • Of course, I can provide a "logout" link to the user calling ultimately "Destroy Session" VI, but I can't count on the user actually click this link (e.g. you really explicitly sign out of gmail or simply close your web browser?)
  • I thought that the only way to proceed would be to save the cookie of session ID returned by create Session VI and then query this ID to see if the session still exists (check if Session exists VI).  If the session does not exist, well, I know it has expired or the user manually destroyed it.  However, even if I save the cookie ID, I don't see where I can actually use it any where (especially not check if Session is VI). It just seems no value given to the range of sessions.

  Is this possible?

  Thank you

  Rory

  Sorry, Thomas, but that isn't going to work.  Think about it - you do not request a web service during the time-out period. You get ONLY a web service request when the client actually asked something.  The customer does not have during a timeout; It's just times out... so, there is no node on the block diagram to check because there is no block diagram... get it?

  No worries, however, I found the solution [read: workaround], even if the LV can do it (from 2013sp1).

  The best way to detect if a user session times out / out times would be for LV to this exhibit as an event in the web service. The following approach would be for LV accepts a cookie as an entry ID and then provides information on this session (i.e. the session exists).  I have a smell of two feature requests...

  But because BT cannot do these things (or not exposed to the developer), you will need to get creative on the client side.  Since I'm on Javascript/jQuery/AJAX on my front end, then it is possible for me to detect when the customer leaves the page or close the browser.  It comes to $(window) .unload () in jQuery.  Then, I can take this event and an asynchronous AJAX command of fire to one of my web service VI that will eventually call the "destroy Session" VI.

  For more information see the site here:

  http://lavag.org/topic/18490-catch-session-timeout-events-in-LV-Web-service/

  Hope this helps someone.

• WLAN - session timeout

  I was told it is advisable to ISE to configure the session timeout something > s 7200 (2 hours).

  What happens if we do not enable session timeout at all? (WLAN/advanced, "Enable Session Timeout")

  What would be the implication/security operation, if any?

  It means customer would authenticate only once, and can stay on, without having to go through the authentication of 802. 1 x all day?

  Is there a default session timeout value?

  Here's a post on the time-out settings

  https://rscciew.WordPress.com/2014/05/07/timeout-setting-on-wireless-LAN-Controller/

  As far as I understand it, more big session timeout values can train your oblique stats Cordless drill. Otherwise there is no adverse impact to increase it.

  HTH

  Rasika

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• [ADF, JDev12.1.3] How/where to set the session timeout

  Hallo,

  After a few minutes of inactivity, the browser displays a message to inform that the session is not more active and only OK been must be clicked to refresh the page.

  If a dialog box "btf" has been opened on the left, it becomes...

  

  I would like to know what is the right place/method to set a deadline.

  If possible I would like that when the timeout checks, the application performs a redirect to a page I like (for example the login page).

  The application of ADF Essentials and is deployed to the GlassFish application server.

  My concern is... what should happen to the open operation / pending when the time-out occurs?

  For example, the user is modifying an af:table but it has not clicked validate or cancel...

  Thank you

  Federico

  I would like to know what is the right place/method to set a deadline.

  For java web applications, you can set the session timeout in the web.xml file. (this is the global settings associated with all sessions)

  If you wish, you can set the timeout of session by program (and this is related only to the current http session).

  If possible I would like that when the timeout checks, the application performs a redirect to a page I like (for example the login page).

  http://fortunefusionminds.blogspot.com/2014/04/how-to-redirect-to-custom-page-whenever.html

  ADF: Session expires management redirect to login page | Bungbutan

  ADF developers World: Detection and handling of user session expiry

  My concern is... what should happen to the open operation / pending when the time-out occurs?

  Well, session is destroyed, it will destroy all instances of AM and do rollback.

  See also: Andrejus Baranovskis Blog: ADF BC Application Module Instance Timeout and reliance Timeout of Session Web

  Dario

• POSSIBLE Edge Gateway - session timeout

  Hello

  I tried to find technical documentation on session time-outs in the POSSIBLE gateways of edge 5.5, but I only managed to find a covering memo saying that it is possible to change the global TCP session timeout.

  Can someone give me with the timeout´s that is defined in an edge Gateway 5.5 and 5.6, as the underside of the parameters from one edge of the NSX

  {
  'firewall': {}

  'globalConfig': {}
  'ipGenericTimeout': 120,.

  "icmp6Timeout": 10.

  'tcpPickOngoingConnections': false,

  'tcpAllowOutOfWindowPackets': false,

  'tcpTimeoutEstablished': 3600,.

  'disableFirewall': false,

  'dropInvalidTraffic': true,

  'tcpTimeoutClose': 30,.

  "icmpTimeout": 10.
  "udpTimeout": 60.
  'tcpTimeoutOpen': 30,.

  'tcpSendResetForClosedVsePorts': true,

  'logInvalidTraffic': false

  },
  

  I received this response from VMware

  VMware KB: Method to query and configure the timeout using Representational State Transfer (REST) API

  Copy/paste of the KB:

  Here are the default settings which can be changed using that api rest calls, however these settings will be reset when the edge is redeployed.

  Default settings

  Protocol / State

  (3.0)

  "Idle time-out" (seconds)

  (version 4.0)

  Timeout (in seconds)

  TCP Open

  (SYN-SENT, the SYN-RCVD state)

  30

  30

  TCP established

  3600

  3600

  TCP close (FIN_WAIT of America, TIME-WAIT)

  20

  30

  UDP

  30

  60

  ICMP/ICMPv6

  10

  10

  All other protocols

  120

  120

  [edit] Configuration - Supported Versions

  Release version

  The API version

  Persistence of configuration through "redeploy" / upgrade ".

  <=>

  Not supported

  --

  5.1.3 (Spock, minor update)

  API/3.0

  NO.

  5.5.1

  API/3.0

  NO.

  NSX 6.0

  API/4.0

  Yes

  [edit] Query/Configuration

  The timeout of the connection parameters can be queried and configurable REST API during execution.

  [edit] API/3.0

  Query - timeouts of idle connection:

  Query operation is supported in this version.

  -Set the idle connection timeouts:

  In the API 3.0, idle connection timeouts can be configured thorugh "systemcontrol" section. The following parameters are optional.

  The settings are configured in any operation to "Redeploy" the Manager of vShield are persisted.

  URL: /api/3.0/edges/{edgeId}/systemcontrol/config

  Method: PUT

  Representation of entry:

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_syn_sent = 30

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_syn_recv = 30

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_established = 3600

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_close = 20

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_close_wait = 60

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_fin_wait = 20

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_time_wait = 20

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_tcp_timeout_last_ack = 30

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_udp_timeout = 30

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_udp_timeout_stream = 30

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_icmp_timeout = 10

  sysctl.net.Netfilter.nf_conntrack_generic_timeout = 120

  Representation of the output:

  None

  HTTP result codes:

  204 NO CONTENT

  [edit] API/4.0

  The query connection inactivity timeouts:

  URL: /api/4.0/edges/{edgeId}/firewall/config/global

  Method: GET

  Representation of entry:

  No payload

  Representation of output

  ...

  30

  3600

  30

  60

  10

  10

  120

  HTTP result codes:

  200 OK

  Set the idle connection timeouts:

  URL: api/4.0/edges/{edgeId}/firewall/config/global

  Method: PUT

  Representation of entry:

  ...

  30

  3600

  30

  60

  10

  10

  120

  ...

  Representation of the output:

  No payload

  HTTP result codes:

  204 NO CONTENT

• Error handling/Session Timeout with APEX &amp; Ajax / Javascript

  In our project, we have the problem, what a session timeout can occur when the user stays on the same page and a jQuery/JavaScript/ajax process is used.
  
  If a request for action called in a popup ajax without an active session process the HTML for the login page is the user.
  
  How a management capable errors that no html will be displayed in the pop-up window?
  
  
  Further there are external JavaScript files which need to read the content of elements of the application.
  Is there an elegant/small/reusable way to get the value of the elements of the application?
  The & APP_ID. The syntax does not work in external JS files.

  Hi Oliver

  Personally, I think that if you get a timeout that the popup is closed and your parent page is redirected to the login page. By using a cheque as a reminder of the success/error during an AJAX call you inspect the xhr.responseText to work if you have received a timeout would be recommendation and if found close the context menu, and then assign him the login page window.location.

  However for AJAX calls not you will face a problem. In this case, you need a script in your login page that checks the window.opener and if so close the popup and sets the window.location opener to your login page. for example, I would like to add something like this to your header login page or login page model header.

  Note: only tested on FF. In addition, the javascript above is just a very basic example and will close all popup which displays the login page and reload the parent with the login page. It can lead to an undesirable feature for web pages open your app in a popup, since it will be automatically shut down and recharge the calling page that could frustrate people. In this case, you will need to add more conditional logic in the script to check the current window.opener.location to check if the URL is for your application and then perform the close and reload action.

  Of course, there are other ways to manage what is happening it is just an option I would like to Explorer.

  If you need to read the values of the elements of application not page elements in javascript, you need to add a script to your page footer that defines these example

  To get the value of an element of the application:

  apex.appItem('MY_APP_ITEM1');
  

  In the script above the request item values are secure prevent changes since they are accessible through the service such that they are defined as local variables to the breast. The only issue you will face access the value of an element of application which is been updated in session state by a process of AJAX. With the help of local values printed on the page rendered as it can get out of sync. If your item applciation values include line breaks or double quotes then you must escape them, if you need this support use a region of page PLSQL and escape the output after JSON script item values.

  In the example I use apex Namespace, some people may argue it's a bad habit, but for me, I like to keep everything apex linked together. He has pro of / jerks to the argument, if the decision is yours.

  Note: the reason to add the script to your footer must ensure that the values of point of application have been in session state, before they are issued.

  The previous post of VC is the right way to access the elements of the entry page and DOM values.

  See you soon
  Matt