There is no such command integrated within OpenVMS, though there are (optional) timers available within certain terminal servers and similar devices, and there is an integrated time-of-day mechanism that provides control over when a user can access OpenVMS. for available tools, there are DECUS, freeware, and third-party tools known variously as "idle process killers" (IPK) or "terminal timeout" programs, as well as various other names.

Opening My Portfolio page (click 'MY PORTFOLIO' button at Real-Time Quotes) will be keep session alive. As long as My Portfolio is open, session will be kept alive. See similar questions...

FirstSpot®'s idle timeout handling is both efficient and accurate. It will only timeout users if they are idle (i.e. no network traffic) for a specific amount of time. Also, there are no "keep alive" packets sent from browser to FirstSpot® (which will degrade network performance). See similar questions...

The channel timeout is configured during the channel registration. By default, the timeout is set to infinity (no timeout). maximal number of pending requests on a connection; requires ALLOW_REQUEST_MULTIPLE_KEY=true (default: 1000) The following code installs an IIOP Channel with receive and send timeouts. IDictionary props = new Hashtable(); props[IiopClientChannel.CLIENT_RECEIVE_TIMEOUT_KEY] = 1000; // timeout 1000ms props[IiopClientChannel. See similar questions...

Your myBama session will timeout (or expire) after 15 minutes of nonactivity. You will be given a warning if your session is about to expire, and you can choose to remain logged in. At a later date, we hope to have a customized solution to extend individual timeouts. See similar questions...

You can change your timeout session by clicking on "User Options" within Account Access. Click on "Change Timeout." You can choose among 5, 10, 20, 45 or 60 minutes. See similar questions...

In order to keep your data confidential, your session will automatically expire after X minutes idle time. You can set the amount of minutes in the Preferences. This policy protects your data in case you would leave your computer without closing your session manually. See similar questions...

After completing the registration process, as described above, you can configure your browser. Note that it takes us a while to process your registration, so you may need to wait a few hours before using our caches. The preferred method is to use one of our proxy autoconfiguration files. This is a URL that you type into your browser. Your browser uses this URL to configure itself for our proxy service. The URL that you'll use depends on which IRCache proxy, or proxies, you want to use. See similar questions...

The session Timeout is a sliding expiration time, meaning whever your page access session state, the expiration time will be moved forward. Please note that as long as a page has NOT disabled session state, it will access the session automatically when requested. See similar questions...

Sometimes, your Internet connection may be interrupted somehow. If this happens, simply connect back to the Internet and go back to the chat room. Unfortunately, when your chat session is interrupted, the chat box is erased and you will not be able to see the previous discussion. But you can always read the chat logs later by clicking on the "Chat Logs" link on the Course Menu. See similar questions...

When you are composing a message, you are interacting with your local computer, and not with the Webmail server. The server recognizes this as inactivity and your session may timeout. If you are using Internet Explorer, please clear your web cache by clicking on Tools, then click on 'Delete Files' in the 'Temporary Internet Files' section. Put a check in the box next to 'Delete all offline content' then click okay. See similar questions...

Turn on Javascript. The Cloak will automatically filter out Javascript from any documents you download, unless you tell it otherwise. However, the-Cloak needs Javascript for its control panel. In Netscape Navigator, you can turn on Javascript using the menu sequence Edit -> Preferences... -> Advanced -> Enable Javascript. The Enable Javascript button should be activated. See similar questions...

Technically you can use any Java enabled browser to participate in a Blackboard course. However we do make several recommendations: Users of AOL and CompuServe tend to experience more problems with disconnects and viewing out of date pages than the typical user. Successful use of AOL and CompuServe with Blackboard is possible. Nevertheless, it is our recommendation that AOL and CompuServe users consider switching to a generic Internet Service Provider, especially if you begin to have problems. See similar questions...

These session timeouts happen to patrons using Internet Service Providers (ISPs) that use cache proxy servers to speed up download times by storing the pages their customers use. See more information here. See similar questions...

It may be a browser cache problem. Your browser maybe caching old files, and when you try accessing some webpages, it maybe trying to load these pages from your browser cache, instead of the server, which may cause your harweb to get re-directed to the login page, or display the pages improperly. Try changing your browser setting to have your browser load harweb pages, every time you visit the harweb server. See similar questions...

When you begin a secure session a padlock icon in the locked position will appear in the status bar on your browser. Your browser "key" or "padlock" icon continues to show you whether you are communicating securely. If you click on the padlock icon it will show you the security information. If you would like more help with the terminology, visit www.Webopedia.com , which has definitions for most 'internet' terms and phrases. maxi accepts SecureNet certificates. See similar questions...

For most web browsers such as Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator, a secure, encrypted session will be indicated by a closed padlock or an unbroken key icon that appears in the lower left or right hand corner of the browser window. You may also check the address bar of your browser. If the website address starts with “https://” rather than the standard “http://” then the session is secure. See similar questions...

You configure each section (numbered 1-10) by pointing DSpy to the proper directory on your network. By putting a shortcut to DSpy in your startup folder, it will start with your TSC client during every boot/login and automatically start tracking your TSC progress. See similar questions...

Your display should be set for high-color. 24-bit is best, 16 bit is ok if that's the best your machine can do for you. 256 color looks awful (we tested it!). The pages were designed with an 800 x 600 display in mind; smaller will make things look a bit compressed and weird, but it should work. You may have to scroll to see some of the images. Larger should work just fine. See similar questions...