Hello,
SBS2003SP1 Premium. I have a user that complains his OWA timeout is too short. I researched a bit and found it can be changed through an SBS registry change, but that would make it a global change and I don't want that. I have a feeling he leaves it open while he's on the 'Net and when he goes to check he needs to re-login, but he claims he gets up to, er, urinate and he's timed out. He also says by the time he finishes typing an email he needs to log in again.
I told him to set the logon page to "Private" and have the browser remember the password, speeding up his login time, but I have advised all other users to use the "Public" option.
Is there a way to change one users' timeout while leaving the rest as-is? I personally have no problem and apparently neither does any other user.
Tony
SBS2003SP1 Premium. I have a user that complains his OWA timeout is too short. I researched a bit and found it can be changed through an SBS registry change, but that would make it a global change and I don't want that. I have a feeling he leaves it open while he's on the 'Net and when he goes to check he needs to re-login, but he claims he gets up to, er, urinate and he's timed out. He also says by the time he finishes typing an email he needs to log in again.
I told him to set the logon page to "Private" and have the browser remember the password, speeding up his login time, but I have advised all other users to use the "Public" option.
Is there a way to change one users' timeout while leaving the rest as-is? I personally have no problem and apparently neither does any other user.
Tony
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