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manuals:vps:users [2019/05/20 07:51] – multiple totp devices Aithermanuals:vps:users [2024/01/02 18:09] (current) – Session control aither
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-===== Session tokens ===== +===== Session control ===== 
-Users can authenticate in vpsAdmin using HTTP basic or tokens. +In profile settings (vpsAdmin -> Edit profile), there's a "Session control" form:
-The latter can be seen and managed from vpsAdmin (vpsAdmin -> Edit profile -> +
-Session tokens).+
  
-{{navody:vps:auth_tokens.png?300|}}+{{:navody:vps:user-session-control.png?300}}
  
-You can see a list of active session tokenstheir lifetime and who +  * **Enable single sign-on** will let you enter vpsAdmin credentials once and log in to vpsAdminknowledge base and Discourse 
-created them. This list is useful when you have multiple long-lived tokens for +  * **Preferred session length** will configure time to logout on inactivity in vpsAdmin web interface, it defaults to 20 minutes 
-various client applications. +  * **Logout all** will always log you out from all sessions of the same client, e.gif you're logged into vpsAdmin from different browsers or deviceslogout on one will logout all of them
- +
-The web UI itself uses session tokensYou can create tokens using CLI +
-or any client library and label themso you'll recognize them in the future.+
  
 ===== Session log ===== ===== Session log =====
 vpsAdmin logs all user sessions and remembers what actions were performed vpsAdmin logs all user sessions and remembers what actions were performed
 (vpsAdmin -> Edit profile -> Session log). (vpsAdmin -> Edit profile -> Session log).
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 +{{:navody:vps:user-session-log.png?300}}
  
 You can see when the session started, ended, what authentication method was You can see when the session started, ended, what authentication method was
-used, IP addresses, client idenfitication and a list of executed actions in a +used, IP addresses, client identification and a list of executed actions in a 
-particular session.+particular session. Active sessions have a light green background. The current session 
 +which is used to view the page has dark green background. You can end active sessions 
 +by clicking on the trash bin icon.
  
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