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Timeout parameters

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We have a standanlone SAP Web Dispatcher in the DMZ where clients can call a service so this is a WAN issue for some external users.  We have been requested to increase two variables, "http/security_session_timeout" and "rdisp/plugin_auto_logout" to 3600.  I am concened how this will or could impact all connection's to the backend escpecialy during a heavy load or spikes.   Is there a way we can modifiy the service to override the ICM profile variables?

Regards,

Dan Mead

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Both parameters are dynamically changeable so it should be possible to change them programmatically assuming required authorizations are in place. However, I think that if you change the values they will be effective only for the next session not the current one.

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mvoros
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Hi,

as far as I understand your requirement you want to have different values of these parameters for subset of services. I don't think that this is possible in SAP.

Cheers

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Actually you can set a service specific timeout for the respective ICF node but I think it can't be bigger than rdisp/plugin_auto_logout.

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mvoros
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Where can you do it?

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See the attached screenshot. A fairly recent release is required for the setting to actually work, see SAP note 1677655 for details.

https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1677655

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mvoros
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Thanks for this. It still does not allow you to set specific parameters for some services. This works only for rdisp/plugin_auto_logout. You can't do this for other parameters such as http/security_session_timeout.