Modify the Captive Portal Session Timeout
The Captive Portal session timeout must be
the same as or greater than the PAN-OS web server timeout. For details,
see Connection
Timeouts for Authentication Servers.
The more
you raise the PAN-OS web server and Captive Portal session timeouts,
the slower Captive Portal will respond to users.
- Select DeviceSetupSession and edit the Session Timeouts.
- Enter a new Captive Portal value in seconds (default is 30; range is 1 to 1,599,999) and click OK.
- Commit your changes.
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