shell inactivity timout - Revision history

Nighthawk: /* view the current idle timeout */

2015-09-28T16:53:11Z

‎view the current idle timeout

2015-09-28T16:52:50Z

‎To change the current idle

2015-09-28T16:52:27Z

‎newer Gaia versions

2015-09-28T16:50:33Z

2015-09-28T16:49:46Z

2014-06-10T21:08:41Z

‎changing timeout value

2014-06-10T21:08:06Z

‎changing timeout value

2014-06-10T20:48:03Z

2014-06-10T20:43:17Z

2014-06-10T20:42:17Z

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 For Gaia Web Portal session:
-         HostName> show web session-timeout
+         HostName> '''show web session-timeout'''
 For Clish session:
-         HostName> show inactivity-timeout
+         HostName> '''show inactivity-timeout'''
-−
 ===To change the current idle===

@@ Line 21: / Line 21: @@
 For Gaia Portal session:
-         HostName> set web session-timeout VALUE
+         HostName> '''set web session-timeout VALUE'''
 For Clish session:
-         HostName> set inactivity-timeout VALUE
+         HostName> '''set inactivity-timeout VALUE'''
 Don't forget to save the config changes above

@@ Line 6: / Line 6: @@
 In Clish:
-    To see the current idle timeout:
+===view the current idle timeout===
-        For Gaia Portal session:
+For Gaia Web Portal session:
          HostName> show web session-timeout
-        For Clish session:
+For Clish session:
          HostName> show inactivity-timeout
-    To change the current idle timeout on-the-fly:
+===To change the current idle===
-        For Gaia Portal session:
+For Gaia Portal session:
          HostName> set web session-timeout VALUE
-        For Clish session:
+For Clish session:
          HostName> set inactivity-timeout VALUE
+Don't forget to save the config changes above
-−
 ==older CP versions==

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+==older CP versions==
@@ Line 38: / Line 38: @@
-== check current timeout value ==
+=== check current timeout value ===
   [Expert@myfirewall:0]# '''echo $TMOUT'''
@@ Line 46: / Line 46: @@
-== changing timeout value ==
+=== changing timeout value ===
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 This file gets parsed by /etc/bashrc when setting up a shell for a newly connected user
-== shell startup code ==
+=== shell startup code ===

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:49, 28 September 2015
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	Gaia and SPLAT shell/ssh timout values		Gaia and SPLAT shell/ssh timout values
		+
		+
		+	==newer Gaia versions==
		+
		+	In Clish:
		+
		+	To see the current idle timeout:
		+
		+	For Gaia Portal session:
		+
		+	HostName> show web session-timeout
		+
		+	For Clish session:
		+
		+	HostName> show inactivity-timeout
		+
		+
		+	To change the current idle timeout on-the-fly:
		+
		+	For Gaia Portal session:
		+
		+	HostName> set web session-timeout VALUE
		+
		+	For Clish session:
		+
		+	HostName> set inactivity-timeout VALUE
		+
		+
		+
		+
		+
		+

	versions: Tested for SPLAT R75.30 & Gaia R75 & R77.10		versions: Tested for SPLAT R75.30 & Gaia R75 & R77.10

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 this file containes the idle setting
-  [Expert@myfirewall]# cat /etc/cpshell/cpshell.state | grep idle
+  [Expert@myfirewall]# '''cat /etc/cpshell/cpshell.state | grep idle'''
   idle=15

@@ Line 27: / Line 27: @@
 '''
-*** note, an "Expert" prompt doesn't mean your account has root priveleges.
+--- note, an "Expert" prompt doesn't mean your account has root priveleges.
 == shell startup code ==

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-shell timeout for ssh session is controlled by an environment variable called TMOUT.  it is a ridiculously annoyingly low 180 seconds / 3 minutes by default for many check point platforms.
+Gaia and SPLAT shell/ssh timout values
   [Expert@myfirewall:0]# '''echo $TMOUT'''
@@ Line 5: / Line 12: @@
 to change it, use cpshell with account that has root privelege access on SPLAT or Gaia, and set the ilde time...
 [Expert@myfirewall]# '''cpshell'''
@@ Line 18: / Line 29: @@
 *** note, an "Expert" prompt doesn't mean your account has root priveleges.
 The value is set by /etc/bashrc
 example /etc/bashrc from Check Point Gaia R77.10

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-# By default, log out the user after three minutes of unattended prompt
-export TMOUT=180
-export SHELL=/bin/bash
 example /etc/bashrc from Check Point SecurePlatform R75.30
-  # Take into account idle setting of cpshell, if available
+  # By default, log out the user after three minutes of unattended prompt
   if [ -f /etc/cpshell/cpshell.state ]; then
     idle=`grep idle /etc/cpshell/cpshell.state | sed s/idle=//`

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:42, 10 June 2014
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	600		600

−	to change it, use ~~the admin~~ account on SPLAT or Gaia, and set the ilde time...	+	to change it, use cpshell with account that has root privelege access on SPLAT or Gaia, and set the ilde time...

		+	[Expert@myfirewall]# '''cpshell'''
		+
		+	set idle time in minutes
		+	[myfirewall]# '''idle 15'''
		+
		+	if you want it to take effect in your current shell...
		+	exit cpshell, from the expert prompt...
		+	[Expert@myfirewall]# '''source /etc/bashrc
		+	'''
		+
		+	*** note, an "Expert" prompt doesn't mean your account has root priveleges.

	The value is set by /etc/bashrc		The value is set by /etc/bashrc