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Web Service Session Count & License
naff
Member Posts: 32
Hi,
we are using an external application that communciates with NAV (2015) through webservice.
This application uses windows credentials to authenticate with NAV.
Therefor we create a lot of sessions and those sessions even keep existing after the external application was closed.
From documentation I believe that they keep existing for at least another 2 hours.
Does this mean that for at least 2 hours a license is blocked?
Can I reduce the 2 hours by setting Session Timeout on the service tier configuration?
we are using an external application that communciates with NAV (2015) through webservice.
This application uses windows credentials to authenticate with NAV.
Therefor we create a lot of sessions and those sessions even keep existing after the external application was closed.
From documentation I believe that they keep existing for at least another 2 hours.
Does this mean that for at least 2 hours a license is blocked?
Can I reduce the 2 hours by setting Session Timeout on the service tier configuration?
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