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Configuring Inactivity Timeout Period Configuration, and Local and Remote Idle Session Termination

Configure Session Termination

Terminate the session after the security administrator specifies inactive timeout period.

The idle timeout configuration explained below applies to both the remote SSH as well as local console sessions.

  1. Set the idle timeout.
  2. Configure the login access privileges.
  3. Commit the configuration.
  4. Set the password.
  5. Define login class.
  6. Commit the configuration.

Sample Output for Local Administrative Session Termination

For password authentication (both remote and local), login interacts with a user to request a username and password to establish and verify the user’s identity. The username entered by the administrator at the username prompt is reflected to the screen, but no feedback to screen is provided while the entry made by the administrator at the password prompt until the Enter key is pressed, following which either access to the CLI is provided (correct password) or the password prompt is presented again (incorrect password). This is the default behavior and does not require any configuration.

Note:

Local console sessions display the banner FreeBSD/amd64 (hostname) (ttyu0) before the login prompt. This message is not shown during remote SSH access. Administrators should use this difference to verify whether the session is local or remote.

Sample Output for Remote Administrative Session Termination

Sample Output for User Initiated Termination