#Check point vpn idle timeout code
#Check point vpn idle timeout mac

Histogram of CSCsm15079: Covering 378 days and terminal, first More in 265 days, currently in V-Verified state.ДЄ -> M -A. None Disable timeout and allow an unlimited idle period

#Check point vpn idle timeout code

In the versions of code without the bug fix the command sensitive help incorrectly stated: The bugs intention was to document what the expected behavior should be in the command line as prior to the bug fix the explanation was not correct. The bug is for clarification only The fix for the bug does not change the behavior/functionality of the vpn-idle-timeout for IPSec nor for Please rate this post and mark it as resolved if it has addressed the issue. If you would like an 'unlimited' idle time, you should set the vpn-idle-timeout in the group-policy to a specific number instead of 'none' - the maximum you can set with the vpn-idle-timeout command is 35791394 minutes (something like ~24000 days or essentially unlimited). If you would like to adjust this value, it can be changed with: The default for this command is 30 minutes, so thats probably why ASDM is displaying 30 minutes. When it is set to none, and you are using SSL VPN, it means it will inherit the default-idle-timeout that is set under the Webvpn config. SSL VPN: Use value of default-idle-timeout None IPsec VPN: Disable timeout and allow an unlimited idle period In newer versions of code with the bug fix, the command sensitive help now properly explains it:ДЄSA(config-group-policy)# vpn-idle-timeout ? Using the logs you can run a custom report with Check Point tools or just manually filter and view through them.

#Check point vpn idle timeout mac

Yet when I look in the configuration of the ASA it shows: group-policy GroupPolicyunameit-VPN attributes wins-server none dns-server value 195.195.195.242 195.195.195.243 d. Yet another way is to enable accounting (Track column -> Other -> Account) on rules that could be matching long idle connections, in this case the connection duration will be visible in log file after the connection has been closed. 'Some configurations, like idle timeout (the requirement came from multiple users), are not possible to configure directly from the Check Point management server.' 'The fully-featured security module is only supported on Windows and Mac systems, which means that organizations with Linux will face issues providing secure access. These have shown that from 2 to 34 minutes the connection will drop. In the past I filed a bug to clarify what this setting does (see CSCsm15079) to clarify the misunderstanding. I have many users that timeout once connected to VPN. When it is set in the group-policy it does not disable the idle-timeout. Setting the 'vpn-idle-timeout none' command from the group-policy is a misunderstood command.