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title: Manage Sessions
description: User-sessions with Enterprise Analytics Web Console can be timed
  out, following a specified period of user-inactivity.
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# Manage Sessions

> User-sessions with Enterprise Analytics Web Console can be timed out, following a specified period of user-inactivity. 

## [](#examples-on-this-page-manage-sessions)Examples on This Page

The examples on this page indicate how to manage sessions by means of the UI and REST API respectively. Sessions cannot be managed with the CLI.

## [](#access-security-screen)Manage Sessions with the UI

Proceed as follows:

1. Access the **Security** screen of Enterprise Analytics Web Console, by left-clicking on the **Security** tab, in the right-hand navigation bar.
2. This brings up the **Security** screen. Access the **Other Settings** display, by left-clicking on the **Other Settings** tab, on the upper, horizontal control-bar.
3. The **Other Settings** display contains three panels, which are for **Log Redaction**, **Session Timeout**, and **Cluster Encryption**. The **Session Timeout** panel provides an interactive pane that accepts integers, representing minutes of user-inactivity that are allowed to elapse before the user-session times out, and the login screen is displayed.

Enter the required number of minutes with the keyboard. Then, left-click on **Save**, at the lower right of the display, to save the new setting.

Note that 0 seconds, which is the default, specifies that no timeout is applied.

## [](#manage-sessions-with-rest-api)Manage Sessions with the REST API

Use the `/settings/security` URI, with the `uiSessionTimeout` flag specifying the number of _seconds_ to elapse, as follows:

curl -X POST -u Administrator:password \
http://10.142.181.101:8091/settings/security \
-d "uiSessionTimeout=600"