Lantronix SISPM1040-xxxx-L3 Web User Guide
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: Auto-Logout dropdown lets you set the amount of time after a
successful login before an automatic log out occurs. The selections are OFF, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10
(default), 20, 30, 40, and 60 minutes. When you select an auto-logout you must click the
Save button for it take effect. Save changes is retained after reboot/restart; however, if you
reset the switch to factory defaults, then Auto-Logout goes back to its default of 10 min.
(added at FW v8.40.1778).
After you change the Auto-Logout timeout and then log out and log back in, the Auto-Logout
timeout setting will be the setting saved to the start-up config file.
When the Auto-Logout timeout setting is changed, it directly writes to running-config.
To save the timeout change to start-up config, you must execute a save to startup-config.
To examine the running-config, run the CLI command “showing running-config”.
To save the timeout change into startup-config, you must do a save to startup-config and then reboot the switch.
In other words:
• When you power on the switch, it will get the settings from startup-config.
• When you logout and login (without switch reboot), the switch will get the timeout settings from startup-config.
• When you reload defaults, the switch will get the timeout settings default-config.
For the “Save to start-up config” behavior, if you don’t save the config, when you change the timeout setting but
logout, at the next login the timeout setting remains unchanged as the setting in start-up config.
If you save timeout setting to start-up config:
If you don’t save timeout setting to start-up config:
When you change the timeout setting and save to
startup-config (click the disc icon), the changed
timeout setting will be applied to running-config and
start-up config immediately.
When you change the timeout setting (without save to
startup-config), the timeout change will be applied to
running-config immediately.
After Logout and login, the timeout setting will be the
setting saved in start-up config.
After Logout and login, the timeout setting will be the
setting saved in start-up configure.
After a switch reboot, the timeout setting will be the
setting saved in start-up config.
After you reboot the switch, the timeout setting will be
the setting saved in start-up config.
Webpage Messages
Message: Wrong username or password!
Recovery: Re-try the login with the correct username and password credentials.
Message: There are too many users in the system.
Recovery: Try to log in later.
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