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PD-1419 / 25.04 / PD-1419 Add Session Expiration Information to Auditing and System Acc… #3472

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### Session and User Auditing Events
{{< expand "Authentication Events" "v" >}}
Audit message generated every time a client logs into the TrueNAS UI or an SSH session or makes changes to user credentials.

TrueNAS terminates inactive sessions when it reaches the specified timeout limit. If a new session is initiated within a five-minute period, TrueNAS logs the user in as the previously logged in session. If the log in occurs outside the five-minute period TrueNAS initiates a new websocket session.
{{< /expand >}}
{{< expand "Method Call Events" "v" >}}
Audit message generated every time the currently logged in user creates a new user account or changes user credentials.
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**Add** to add a tunable that configures a kernel module parameter at runtime.

### Add or Edit Sysctl Configuration Screen
The **Add Sysctl** or **Edit Sysctl** configuration screen settings let users set up tunables that configure kernel parameters at runtime.
The **Add Sysctl** or **Edit Sysctl** configuration screen settings let users set up tunables to configure kernel parameters at runtime.

{{< trueimage src="/images/SCALE/SystemSettings/AddSysctlConfigScreen.png" alt="Sysctl Config Screen" id="Sysctl Config Screen" >}}

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**Terminate Other Sessions** ends all sessions except the active session for the logged-in admin user.
You can also end individual sessions by clicking the logout <span class="iconify" data-icon="PH:arrow-square-right"></span> icon next to that session if it is not the admin user session.
You must check a confirmation box before the system allows you to end sessions.
TrueNAS terminates inactive sessions when the it reaches the specified timeout limit. If a new session is initiated within a five-minute period, TrueNAS logs the user in as the previously login session. If the log in occurs outside the five-minute period TrueNAS initiates a new websocket session.

The logout button is inactive for your current session and active for all other current sessions.
It cannot be used to terminate your current session.

**Session Timeout** displays the configured token duration for your current session (default five minutes).
**Session Timeout** displays the configured token duration for your current session (default is five minutes).
TrueNAS logs out user sessions that are inactive for longer than the configured token setting.
New activity resets the token counter.

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