Anyone know of a way to enforce a timeout on an IGEL device configured for Imprivata appliance mode (tap to desktop) so that after a set amount of time, the session is disconnected and you are returned to the Imprivata appliance mode login/badge tap screen? I’m not sure if this is something that would be done within Imprivata or IGEL.
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Not knowing specially how it works on Imprivata, but conditional commands are doing similar thing on igel. It‘s worth a try to set a timeout of inactivity there and then specific a command like logoff which logs the local igel linux user off and on again automatically:
kb.igel.com/igelos-11.01.110/en/configuring-a-conditional-countdown-and-command-17213194.html
Hi @member, within the Imprivata Computer Policy, set an inactivity timer on the virtual desktop policy – when this triggers it should lock, disconnect and the igel should return to the login screen
Worked perfectly, thank you!
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