Re: any way to forcibly terminate a session in the security server?

Posted by Bob A on February 06, 2013 at 11:49:13:

In Reply to: Re: any way to forcibly terminate a session in the security server? posted by Barbara Brazil on February 05, 2013 at 13:06:40:

Here's the problem... on Friday WS5 (my node) logged in and out on 119, but somehow only logged in on 105
not sure how this happened... but 105 is still active
what I don't understand is that it doesn't say that it's logged in for 100 hours but rather 19.... HUNH?
thanx

Bob "A"

Fri Feb 01 13:00:50 Login [WS5] - 192.168.1.119:1074
Fri Feb 01 13:00:50 Client/Server Sync [WS5] - 192.168.1.119:1074
Fri Feb 01 13:00:50 Secure [WS5] Comet 2012 Built 10/19/2012 - 192.168.1.119:1074
Fri Feb 01 13:00:50 Secure [WS5] 1 Comet File Server(s) - 192.168.1.119:1074
Fri Feb 01 13:00:50 Secure [WS5] Comet COM Extension - 192.168.1.119:1074
Fri Feb 01 13:02:24 Login [WS5] - 192.168.1.105:54800
Fri Feb 01 13:02:24 Client/Server Sync [WS5] - 192.168.1.105:54800
Fri Feb 01 13:02:24 Secure [WS5] Comet 2012 Built 10/19/2012 - 192.168.1.105:54800
Fri Feb 01 13:02:24 Secure [WS5] 1 Comet File Server(s) - 192.168.1.105:54800
Fri Feb 01 13:02:24 Secure [WS5] Comet COM Extension - 192.168.1.105:54800
Fri Feb 01 16:33:58 Logout [WS5] 192.168.1.119:1074

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• Re: any way to forcibly terminate a session in the security server? Barbara Brazil 12:56:02 02/06/13 (1)
  • Re: any way to forcibly terminate a session in the security server? Bob A 13:15:47 02/06/13 (0)

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