Stale Session Cleanup
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| Author(s) | ConnectWise Labs |
| Latest version | 1.0 |
| Required server version | 22.9+ |
Introduction
The Stale Session Cleanup extension allows technicians to easily identify and delete orphaned, stale, or disconnected Access sessions.
Using the extension
1. Install the extension
You can install the extension on the Extensions page.
Once the extension is installed a new session group Tagged Stale Sessions will appear. By default, the session group will include machines that have been offline for 30 days or more. The extension will tag the machine with a note to delete the stale session.
Note: In order to trigger the extension to run, a session must establish a connection with the server. If an instance has a small number of sessions that remain offline, the extension will not run.
2. (Optional) Edit the extensions settings
From the Extensions page, click the Options menu. Select Edit Settings to open the Edit Extension Settings dialog.
You can optionally configure the extension settings. Set ShouldAutomaticallyDeleteStaleSessions to true to have the extensions automatically delete a stale session. To adjust the number of offline days to identify a session as stale, configure DeleteSessionAfterStaleDayCount..
Extension settings
This extension has the following settings:
| String | Description | Default |
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| ShouldAutomaticallyDeleteStaleSessions | true/false on whether sessions identified as stale should be automatically deleted | false |
| StaleSessionIdentifierDayCount | A whole integer describing the number of days a machine can be offline before being considered stale | 30 |
| DeleteSessionAfterStaleDayCount | A whole integer describing the number of days a machine can be offline before being Deleted | 30 |
| LastCheckTime | INTERNAL ONLY - Do not change. Used to store time of last stale session check |