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Setting the HTTP Timeout
You can set the length of time that an HTTP session is available before it
times out from inactivity. The default is 5 minutes.
To set the HTTP timeout, perform the following procedure:
1. From the main menu, select Advanced > HTTP timeout.
The HTTP timeout page is shown in Figure 61.
Figure 61. HTTP TImeout
2. Change the timeout time and click Update.
- User’s Guide 1
- Contents 10
- Contacting Allied Telesis 17
- Management Software Updates 18
- Wireless Access Point 19
- CD-ROM Drive 21
- Security Settings 21
- Wi-Fi Client Adapter 22
- Wireless Client Software 22
- Client Security Settings 22
- Management Software 23
- Recovering an IP 24
- Software 25
- Installing 30
- KickStart on the 30
- Administrator’s 30
- Navigating the Web Pages 36
- Next Steps 41
- Figure 16. Default Web Page 42
- Chapter 3 43
- Understanding Clustering 44
- Adding an Access 50
- Point to a Cluster 50
- Navigating to an 52
- Access Point by 52
- Using its IP 52
- Address in a URL 52
- FE:DC:BA:09:87:65 53
- Managing User Accounts 57
- Adding a User 58
- Editing a User Account 60
- Disabling a User 61
- Removing a User 61
- Backing Up the 62
- User Database 62
- Restoring a User 63
- Database from a 63
- Backup File 63
- Session Monitoring 65
- Viewing Sessions Information 66
- Viewing Specific 67
- Information 67
- Sorting Session 68
- Channel Management 69
- How it Works in 70
- Overlapping 70
- Channels 70
- Example: A 71
- Network Before 71
- Management 71
- Chapter 6: Channel Management 72
- b/g channels 1-6-11 76
- b/g channels 1-4-8-11 76
- Wireless Neighborhoods 79
- Chapter 8 87
- Setting the DNS Name 88
- Chapter 9 97
- Configuring Security 103
- How Do I Know 104
- Which Security 104
- Mode to Use? 104
- When to Use Plain Text 105
- When to Use Static WEP 105
- When to Use IEEE 802.1x 106
- Configuring Security Settings 112
- Guest Network 114
- 0-9 and a-f or A-F) 116
- Example of Using Static WEP 117
- 127.0.0.1.) 120
- WPA/WPA2 121
- Personal (PSK) 121
- Enterprise 123
- (RADIUS) 123
- Configuring SNMP 129
- Setting Up Guest Access 131
- Configuring a 133
- Configuring the 134
- Welcome Screen 134
- (Captive Portal) 134
- Chapter 12 137
- Configuring VLANs 138
- Chapter 12: VLANs 142
- Configuring Radio Settings 143
- Understanding Radio Settings 144
- Configuring the Rate Sets 150
- Load Balancing 153
- Understanding Load Balancing 154
- Configuring Load Balancing 155
- Chapter 14: Load Balancing 156
- Chapter 15 159
- Understanding QoS 160
- Configuring QoS Queues 165
- Configuring AP 166
- Parameters 166
- Enabling/ 168
- Disabling Wi-Fi 168
- Multimedia 168
- Configuring 169
- Station EDCA 169
- System (WDS) 171
- Configuring WDS Settings 176
- WLAN0 or 178
- Example of 179
- WDS Link 179
- Maintenance and Monitoring 181
- Viewing the Event Logs 184
- Log Relay Host 185
- Messages 185
- /etc/init.d/sysklogd restart 186
- Viewing System Information 195
- Setting the HTTP Timeout 202
- Rebooting the Access Point 203
- Upgrading the Firmware 205
- Verifying the 206
- Firmware 206
- SNMP Firmware Upgrade 207
- Backing Up and Restoring a 209
- Configuration 209
- IPAddressOfAccessPoint 211
- Appendix A 213
- Appendix B 215
- Authentication Server 217
- Client to Access 221
- Network (Plain 221
- Text mode) 221
- Static WEP 222
- Security on a 222
- IEEE 802.1x 225
- (RADIUS) Client 234
- Using EAP/PEAP 234
- Using EAP-TLS 239
- Certificate 239
- Server (Figure 25) 250
- IPAddressOfServer 251
- Troubleshooting 257
- Cluster Recovery 259
- IPAddres0sOfAccessPoint 260
- Appendix C: Troubleshooting 262
- Access Point Configuration 263
- Connection to the 267
- Access Point 267
- SSH Connection 268
- Commands and 270
- Getting Help on 273
- Commands at the 273
- Completion Help” on page 347 275
- Understanding 276
- Interfaces as 276
- Presented in the 276
- SomeNumber 277
- Basic Settings 280
- NewLocation 281
- NewPassword 281
- Access Point and 283
- Cluster Settings 283
- Get All User Accounts 285
- Add Users 286
- Remove a User Account 287
- enables remote logging 289
- disables remote logging 289
- Get Status on Events 293
- IP_Address_Of_LogRelayHost 294
- Host_Name_Of_LogRelayHost 295
- Number_Of_LogRelayPort 295
- Get Client Associations 297
- Get Neighboring Access Points 297
- Ethernet (Wired) 299
- Interface 299
- Get the DNS Name 300
- Set the DNS Name 300
- Dynamic Mode) 301
- Setting Up the 302
- Wireless 302
- Setting Up 302
- Security 302
- Get the Current Security Mode 303
- Set Security to Plain Text 305
- Set Security to Static WEP 305
- Key settings, specifically 309
- Set Security to IEEE 802.1x 310
- Set the Cipher Suites 317
- RADIUS_IP_Address 318
- Enabling and 321
- Guest Login 321
- Welcome Page 321
- Set Guest Welcome Page Text 322
- Review Guest Login Settings 322
- Multiple BSSIDs 323
- Networks 323
- Radio Settings 324
- Get Radio Channel 325
- Get Basic Radio Settings 325
- Get All Radio Settings 325
- Get Supported Rate Set 326
- Get Basic Rate Set 327
- Configure Radio Settings 327
- WirelessInterface 329
- SomeRate 329
- WirelessInterfaceName 330
- MAC Filtering 331
- MAC_Address_Of_Client 332
- Quality of Service 334
- Queue_Name 336
- Commands 337
- AIFs_Value 338
- Distribution 342
- Configure a WDS Link 343
- NTP_Server 345
- AT-WA7400# 346
- Keyboard 347
- Shortcuts 347
- Tab Completion 348
- Example 4: Type 350
- Example 7: Type 351
- Example 8: Type 351
- Radio Bands 355
- Appendix E: Radio Bands 356
- CE Statements 357
- CE Marking Warning 358
- EN 301 489-1 V1.8.1 (2008-04) 359
- Translated Safety Statements 360
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