Prime Collaboration 9.5 (Increase web Session Timeout)??

Hi,
Need some advise here...Can we increase the timeout web session of the PC (9.5)?
We are running an NOC and were trying to project the front page of PC to the front of the room....But every 25mins, it just timeout and return to the login screen.
Is there any workaround for this problem?
Thanks
Choy

Hi,
try logging through putty using port 26 and enter username as admin
look for the command forceout if it helps.
admin/admin#forceout ?
regds,
aman

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