Facebook session expired 2016 windows#
The idle timeout on Windows Azure is around 4 minutes, so the default setting of ClientServicesKeepAliveInterval (2 minutes) should be sufficient. To avoid this condition, it is recommend that set the ClientServicesKeepAliveInterval to half the value of the load balancer’s idle timeout setting. If there is no activity on the client connection for duration of the load balancer’s idle timeout setting, then the load balancer might redirect the client connection to another server. The default value of the ClientServicesKeepAliveInterval setting is 120 seconds (2 minutes). You can control the interval of the keep-alive messages by setting the ClientServicesKeepAliveInterval setting on the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Windows client. When the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Windows client is inactive, reliable sessions automatically sends messages from the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Windows client to Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server. Typically, this is set the inactive session timeout period on Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web client connections shorter than for the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Windows client. The SessionTimeout setting enables you to set the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web client inactive session timeout different than for the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Windows client, which is only controlled by the ClientServicesIdleClientTimeout setting. SessionTimeout :- This value specifies how much of time that session remains open when there is no activity over the connection from the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web client to Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server.
You can configure this in the web.config file of Microsoft Dynamics Web Server for the client. This value is also used, in part, to define the reconnect period when a connection is lost. You can configure this in the nfig file of the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Windows client.ĬlientServicesKeepAliveInterval :- This value determines the interval of time (in seconds) between keep-alive messages that are sent from the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Windows client to Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server. You can configure this in nfig file of Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server.ĬlientServicesReconnectPeriod :- This value determines the time during which a client can reconnect to an existing session on Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server before a session closes.ĬlientServicesIdleClientTimeout :- This value determines the interval of time that a Microsoft Dynamics NAV client connection can remain inactive before the session is closed. Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server includes several timeout settings that determine when a session closes as a result of inactivity over the client connection, lost client connection, or closing of the client. When you start the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Windows client or Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web client, a connection is established with the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server instance and a corresponding session is added on Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server. To configure the Dynamics NAV Windows client to time out after 10 minutes of idleness, you will require to set this to 00:10:00 and then restart the Dynamics NAV Server service so that the change comes in effect.ĬlientServicesMaxNumberOfOrphanedConnections, Dynamics NAV Windows client timeout configuration is managed at the service level by setting the Idle Client Timeout setting.
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