Ideal Timeout

Hello
what is the ideal timeout for users when no activity is performed while connected to network via wireless
WLC model 5500
AP model 1200 series
users get disconnected every 15mins when machine is Ideal and where do i see this option
thanks
ST

Session timeout is kind of WLAN security feature to frequently check the client authenticity, it forces the client to deauthenticate once it expired so that the client will reauthenticate, it is applicable for L2/L3 security combination and also WLAN with no security.
Wireless client connected AP's Controller will control the user idle & session timer.
In guest anchor scenario both user idle and session timeout is controllerd and managed by Foreign controller. Same applicable In Layer 3 roaming.

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Are there other reasons why you say it's not the most ideal way of development ?
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I'm using VISA in LabVIEW (7.1) to talk to a custom USB device. My program transmits a request and waits for the response (See attached block diagram). The response may take a long time and my program then sits in the Read vi and becomes unresponsive, which is not ideal. I would prefer to set a short timeout and call the Read vi repeatedly, but my problem is that whatever I set the timeout to,eg, 500ms the VISA read vi waits for about 10 seconds if no response is received.
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VISA USB Timeout Test.JPG ‏48 KB

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Can anyone provide a code snippet showing how to have a JOptionPane timeout if the user doesn't respond after a specified period? I assume this would be done via a thread or timer, but can't figure out how to make it work.

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Edited by: user779368 on 30-May-2011 06:29

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