Session management, Ending a web tools session – Dell POWEREDGE M1000E User Manual
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Web Tools Administrator’s Guide
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Session management
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Session management
A Web Tools session is the connection between the Web Tools client and its managed switch. A
session is established when you log in to a switch through Web Tools. When you close Switch
Explorer, Web Tools ends the session.
A session remains in effect until one of the following happens:
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You exit
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You close the Switch Explorer window
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The session ends due to inactivity (time out)
A session automatically ends if no information was sent to the switch for more than two hours.
Because user key strokes are not sent to the switch until you apply or save the information, it is
possible for your session to end while you are entering information in the interface. For example,
entering a zoning scheme in the Zoning module does not require you to send information to the
switch until you save the scheme.
Web Tools does not display a warning when the session is about to time out. If your session ends
due to inactivity, all Web Tools windows become invalid and you must restart Web Tools and log in
again.
Web Tools enables sessions to both secure and nonsecure switches.
Access rights for your session are determined by your role-based access rights. You cannot change
your role-based permissions.
Ending a Web Tools session
To end a Web Tools session, perform one of the following actions:
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Select Manage > Exit.
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Click the X in the upper-right corner of the Switch Explorer window to close it.
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Close all open Web Tools windows.
securityadmin
You can perform actions that do not affect the stored configuration.
switchadmin
You can perform all actions on the switch, except the following:
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You cannot modify zoning configurations.
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You cannot create new accounts.
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You cannot view or change account information for any accounts. You can only
view your own account and change your account password.
zoneadmin
You can only create and modify zones.
fabricadmin
You can do everything the Admin role can do except create new users.
basicswitchadmin
You have a subset of Admin level access.
user
You have nonadministrative access and can perform tasks such as monitoring
system activity.
TABLE 5
Predefined Web Tools roles (Continued)
Role
Description