ADM-201 · Question #84
At Ursa Major Solar, Salesforce users have a session timeout of 12 hours, but management wants the session timeout to be increased to 24 hours. hours, Additionally, management wants inactive users…
The correct answer is B. In session settings, select 24 hours, and check the box for force logout on session timeout. To increase the session timeout to 24 hours and ensure inactive users are logged out, an administrator must configure the session settings.
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At Ursa Major Solar, Salesforce users have a session timeout of 12 hours, but management wants the session timeout to be increased to 24 hours. hours, Additionally, management wants inactive users to be logged out at that time. What should the administrator do to fulfill this request?
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- AIn user profiles, enter 24 hours in the timeout section, and check the box for Force logout on
- BIn session settings, select 24 hours, and check the box for force logout on session timeout.
- CIn session settings, select 24 hours, and uncheck the box for force logout on session timeout.
- DIn user profiles, type in 24 hours in the timeout section, and uncheck the box for force logout on
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Why each option
To increase the session timeout to 24 hours and ensure inactive users are logged out, an administrator must configure the session settings.
Session timeout is a global setting, not configurable per user profile in this manner.
Salesforce session timeout and force logout settings are controlled globally at the organization level within the Session Settings. Selecting 24 hours for the timeout and enabling 'Force logout on session timeout' will ensure users are logged out after 24 hours of inactivity.
Unchecking 'force logout on session timeout' would not fulfill the requirement of logging out inactive users.
Session timeout is a global setting, not configurable per user profile, and unchecking 'force logout' would not meet the requirement.
Concept tested: Configuring session security settings
Source: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.admin_sessions.htm&type=5
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