Changing the timeout value for the Console
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Changing the timeout value for the Console

You can control the session expiration (timeout) value for the CommandCentral Storage Console. The session expiration value is the number of minutes of idle time that is allowed before a user's session expires. After the session expires, the user must log back in to the CommandCentral Storage Console.

Note:

This feature is not available in CommandCentral Storage Change Manager.

To specify timeout value for the Console

  1. In the CommandCentral Storage Console, click Settings > Management Server > Web Engine Settings.
  2. In the Web Engine Settings pane, in the drop-down list, click Edit Settings.
  3. In the Edit Settings dialog box, in the Session Expiration field, type the interval (in minutes) of idle time that is allowed. (The default is 30 minutes.)
  4. Click OK.
  5. Do the following to stop and restart the Web Server so that the changes can take effect:

    Solaris - On the Management Server host, open an operating system console and log on as root (Solaris). Then, issue the following command:

    /opt/VRTSccs/VRTSccstw/bin/vxccstorweb stop
/opt/VRTSccs/VRTSccstw/bin/vxccstorweb start

    Windows - Use the Windows Service Control Manager (SCM) to restart the Veritas CommandCentral Storage Web Engine.

    The Web Server restarts and CommandCentral Storage uses the new timeout value for the Console.

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