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    Connection Settings Tab

    • NetworkGlobalProtectGateways<gateway-config>Agent<agent-config>Connection Settings
    Select the Connection Settings tab to define the timeout settings and authentication cookie usage restrictions for the GlobalProtect™ app.
    GlobalProtect Gateway Client Tunnel Mode Connection Settings
    Description
    Timeout Configuration
    Login Lifetime
    Specify the number of days, hours, or minutes allowed for a single gateway login session.
    Inactivity Logout
    Specify the amount of time (in minutes) after which an inactive session is automatically logged out (range is 5 to 43200 minutes; default is 180 minutes). Users are logged out of GlobalProtect if the GlobalProtect app has not routed traffic through the VPN tunnel or if the gateway does not receive a HIP check from the endpoint within the configured time period.
    Authentication Cookie Usage Restrictions
    Disable Automatic Restoration of SSL VPN
    Enable this option to prevent automatic restoration of SSL VPN tunnels.
    If you enable this option, GlobalProtect will not support Resilient VPN.
    Restrict Authentication Cookie Usage (for Automatic Restoration of VPN tunnel or Authentication Override) to
    Enable this option to restrict authentication cookie usage based on one of the following conditions:
    • The original Source IP for which the authentication cookie was issued—Restricts authentication cookie usage to endpoints with the same public source IP address of the endpoint to which the cookie was originally issued.
    • The original Source IP network range—Restricts authentication cookie usage to endpoints with public source IP addresses within the designated network IP address range. Enter a Source IPv4 Netmask to specify a range of IPv4 addresses or enter a Source IPv6 Netmask to specify a range of IPv6 addresses.
      If you set either netmask to 0, this option is disabled for the specified IP address type. For example, you can set a netmask to 0 if your portal or gateway supports only one IP address type (IPv4 or IPv6) or if you want to enable this option for only one IP address type (when your portal or gateway supports both IPv4 and IPv6). You can set only one netmask to 0 in a given gateway configuration; you cannot simultaneously set both netmasks to 0.
      If you accept the default Source IPv4 Netmask value of 32, authentication cookie usage is restricted to the same public IPv4 address of the endpoint to which the cookie was originally issued. If you accept the default Source IPv6 Netmask value of 128, authentication cookie usage is restricted to the same public IPv6 address of the endpoint to which the cookie was originally issued.

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