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| − | + | For your security and the security of your company, Workspace might be configured by your administrator to become locked after a specific period of time during which neither your mouse nor keyboard is used. This feature protects you from unwanted system access, if you walk away from your workstation without locking it. | |
| − | + | When the specified time period of inactivity is reached, all of the open Workspace windows on your desktop are minimized, and the Reauthenticate view is displayed. | |
| − | + | To unlock Workspace, you must enter in the Reauthenticate view the password that was used to log in the locked application, then click '''Authenticate'''. Click '''Cancel''' to log off all channels and exit the application. | |
| − | + | Your status might be set to Not Ready. To change your status, use the [[My_Status|My Status]] view. | |
| − | + | All Workspace windows are minimized when the application is locked, except for the following windows, which are locked but remain visible: | |
| − | * | + | * Interaction notifications (with Case Information hidden during lock-out) |
| − | * | + | * System-tray icon |
| − | + | System notices are not locked. When Workspace times out, a system-message notification is displayed to alert you that Workspace has timed out. | |
| − | + | Click '''Show''' to view the message. Click '''Dismiss''' to dismiss the notification. | |
| − | + | If you clicked '''Show''', click '''OK''' to dismiss the message. | |
| − | + | ===Single Sign-On Environments=== | |
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| − | + | In Single Sign-On Environments, if Workspace times-out due to inactivity, click '''Reauthenticate'''. If reauthentication fails, the following message is displayed in the Reauthenticate view: <tt>Cannot resume application session due to authentication error. Please lock this computer, then unlock it using your most recent password and try again.</tt>. | |
| − | Workspace | + | After you reauthenticate in your environment, Workspace is available to use. |
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Version du mai 31, 2017 à 15:00
Inactivity Timeout
For your security and the security of your company, Workspace might be configured by your administrator to become locked after a specific period of time during which neither your mouse nor keyboard is used. This feature protects you from unwanted system access, if you walk away from your workstation without locking it.
When the specified time period of inactivity is reached, all of the open Workspace windows on your desktop are minimized, and the Reauthenticate view is displayed.
To unlock Workspace, you must enter in the Reauthenticate view the password that was used to log in the locked application, then click Authenticate. Click Cancel to log off all channels and exit the application.
Your status might be set to Not Ready. To change your status, use the My Status view.
All Workspace windows are minimized when the application is locked, except for the following windows, which are locked but remain visible:
- Interaction notifications (with Case Information hidden during lock-out)
- System-tray icon
System notices are not locked. When Workspace times out, a system-message notification is displayed to alert you that Workspace has timed out.
Click Show to view the message. Click Dismiss to dismiss the notification.
If you clicked Show, click OK to dismiss the message.
Single Sign-On Environments
In Single Sign-On Environments, if Workspace times-out due to inactivity, click Reauthenticate. If reauthentication fails, the following message is displayed in the Reauthenticate view: Cannot resume application session due to authentication error. Please lock this computer, then unlock it using your most recent password and try again..
After you reauthenticate in your environment, Workspace is available to use.