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==About Session Management== | ==About Session Management== | ||
When Session Management has been activated, the | |||
A ''session'' is defined as one browser, on one device, accessing the program. That browser can have multiple windows opens, but it still constitutes one session. | A ''session'' is defined as one browser, on one device, accessing the program. That browser can have multiple windows opens, but it still constitutes one session. | ||
''Considerations:'' | |||
:* Session limits do not apply to admins who have User Management permission. | |||
:* Multiple windows in a single browser constitute one session (not multiple sessions). | |||
:: ''Exception:'' | |||
::: If a new IE window is created by clicking an icon, it is a separate session. | |||
::: But if the new window is created from within the browser, for example by pressing Ctrl+N, then the new window is part of the same session. | |||
:* When a window is started in a browser's "incognito" mode, it is a new session. | |||
:: (But if a second window is created in that mode, it is part of the same "incognito" session.) | |||
:* If the maximum number of sessions is reduced, then at next login, a user who is at the new limit will have multiple sessions terminated. | |||
==Working with Sessions== | ==Working with Sessions== |
Revision as of 20:41, 10 July 2015
When this option is enabled, you can specify how many concurrent sessions a user is allowed to have open at one time.
- The Session Limits option is enabled by your Service Provider.
- The default single sign-on setting on on-premises installation is Off.
- The default single sign-on setting on the cloud is On. (Contact Support to make changes.)
About Session Management
When Session Management has been activated, the
A session is defined as one browser, on one device, accessing the program. That browser can have multiple windows opens, but it still constitutes one session.
Considerations:
- Session limits do not apply to admins who have User Management permission.
- Multiple windows in a single browser constitute one session (not multiple sessions).
- Exception:
- If a new IE window is created by clicking an icon, it is a separate session.
- But if the new window is created from within the browser, for example by pressing Ctrl+N, then the new window is part of the same session.
- When a window is started in a browser's "incognito" mode, it is a new session.
- (But if a second window is created in that mode, it is part of the same "incognito" session.)
- If the maximum number of sessions is reduced, then at next login, a user who is at the new limit will have multiple sessions terminated.