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Dim14: SSO CAC: Log Out button does not work as expected
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Dim14: SSO CAC: Log Out button does not work as expected
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Dim: How to tell which Dimensions users are idling out rather than logging out?
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Dim: How to tell which Dimensions users are idling out rather than logging out ?
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KM-Dim7: INET server exiting when the user that started it logs out
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KM-Dim7: INET server exiting when the user that started it logs out
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DimCM: Pulse: When attempting to logout of Pulse and if SSO is enabled, the user is unable to log out of Pulse as it logs the user back into Pulse immediately.
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DimCM: Pulse: When attempting to logout of Pulse and if SSO is enabled, the user is unable to log out of Pulse as it logs the user back into Pulse immediately.
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DimCM: SSO: When using SSO or SSO with CAC and selecting the F5 or Refresh button in the Web Client, you are logged out of the current basedatabase and presented with a new login screen
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DimCM: SSO: When using SSO or SSO with CAC and selecting the F5 or Refresh button in the Web Client, you are logged out of the current basedatabase and presented with a new login screen
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Auto Logout while actively using SBM
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Users get logged out from SBM before the SSO session time out settings in Configurator. For a complete list of troubleshooting steps see KB S141734 .
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How to translate the logout pages ?
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Type the new user id and password and click ok To secure log out : Click OK, leaving the user id and password blank
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KM-Dim10: Tomcat process does not release memory or shrink as users logout and disconnect
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Tomcat seems to continue to grow and not shrink. As users log out , tomcat does not reduce its size. Is this expected?
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Default Logout Page and SSO Double Logon with SBM
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This is usually only an issue when the user gets logged out of SBM automatically. SBM has an exit page url that often defaults to "tmtrack.dll?". When this happens, SBM sees that there is no SSO token present and initiates the gatekeeper which sends the user to the logon page. At this time, the logon session has started.
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Clicking the Exit (logout) button refreshes the page but does not log user out
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After this change, when the user clicks the Exit button, he will be directed to a page that says "You have been logged out . Click here to login again".
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