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# Sessions

### Watermark

Quando habilitado, todas as sessões em web e gravaçāo contêm marca d'água.

## Watermark session content

${userId} → user ID\
${name} → user name\
${userName} → user login name\
${assetId} → asset ID\
${assetName} → asset name\
${assetAddress} → asset address\
${currentTime} → current date and time

Examples:\
${name} (${userName})\n${assetName} ${assetAddress}\
User: ${name} (${userId}) accessing ${assetName}\
Access recorded on ${currentTime} by ${name}\
Session of ${name} on asset ${assetId} (${assetName})\
Protected by ${name} - ${currentTime}\
${assetName} - address: ${assetAddress} - viewed by ${userName}\
These variables will automatically be replaced with actual session data.

### Session share

Quando habilitado, permite que a sessão ativa seja compartilhada.

### Session expire at browser closed

Define se a sessão deve expirar quando o usuário fecha o navegador.

### Allow users to view asset session information

Quando um usuário se conecta a um ativo, o pop-up de seleção de conta exibe o número de sessões ativas para o ativo atual (somente protocolo RDP).

### Max idle time (minute)

Se o tempo de inatividade for maior que o especificado, desconectará a conexão.

### Max online time (hour)

Se o tempo de conexão da sessão for maior que o especificado, desconectará a conexão.


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