How can I replay webinar session in SDN ?

Hi.
I missed some webinar session in SDN.
I saw description about webinar replay but I can't understand what they mean.
Here is description for replay .
Replay Information:
A recorded replay of this call will be available for approximately three months after the webinar.
Access this recording by dialing the appropriate number and using the replay access code 720165.
Toll-free: +1.800.475.6701
International: +1.320.365.3844
Is there anyone to explain how to access reply ?
Regards, Arnold.

Hi Brad,
there is currently no way to terminate a specific session in BO. You can restart the CMS but then all active sessions will be terminated.
Inactive sessions will be timed-out. You can adapt the timeout values on the processing and cache servers.
Regards,
Stratos

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