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lguevara
Partner - Creator II
Partner - Creator II

Qlik Replicate UI Server

HI, 

How can the login session timeout be changed from the web, for example, to require login again after 30 minutes of inactivity?

 

thanks

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avidary_qlik
Support
Support

Hi @lguevara 

To configure the session timeout for Replicate, you can use the following command:

repuictl -d "c:\Attunity\Replicate\bin" configuration set --authentication_method form --user_timeout 1800

# (30 minutes)
Note that the "timeout" parameter must be used in conjunction with "form" authentication.

Kindly restart the Qlik Replicate UI service for it to take effect



Thank you
Avidar



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avidary_qlik
Support
Support

Hi @lguevara 

To configure the session timeout for Replicate, you can use the following command:

repuictl -d "c:\Attunity\Replicate\bin" configuration set --authentication_method form --user_timeout 1800

# (30 minutes)
Note that the "timeout" parameter must be used in conjunction with "form" authentication.

Kindly restart the Qlik Replicate UI service for it to take effect



Thank you
Avidar



lguevara
Partner - Creator II
Partner - Creator II
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Hi @avidary_qlik,

thanks, when authentication_method is SSO, it depends of the web explorer? or how end sesion in this case.

 

thanks

avidary_qlik
Support
Support

 @lguevara 
When the authentication method is Single Sign-On (SSO), Qlik does not oversee the timeout settings. Rather, these settings are governed by the browser or the SSO agent.

Thank you
Avidar