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How To setup “Keep Alive Interval” setting NAV2016-NAV2017

5 January 2017 rstefanetti 0 Comments ClientKeepAlive, Server, Sessions Idle, Timeout

Many posts in forums about this topic; some people report that Idle Client Timeout configured in NAV Administration is not

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