Secure Global Desktop Administration Guide > Applications, documents and hosts > Resumable For (--resumetimeout)
| Object Manager | Resumable For | In the box, type the number of minutes you want the application to be resumable for. |
|---|---|---|
| Command line | --resumetimeout mins
|
Replace mins with the number of minutes you want the application to be resumable for. |
This attribute lets you be sure that resources on the Secure Global Desktop host are used as efficiently as possible. It's used with the Resumable attribute to define when the Secure Global Desktop server will end a suspended emulator session.
| Resumable attribute value | Resumable For behavior |
|---|---|
| Never |
Ignored |
| Webtop session |
If the user disconnects from the Secure Global Desktop server without logging out -- for example, if they close their web browser or it crashes -- a timer starts. Once the timer reaches the value of the Resumable For attribute, the Secure Global Desktop server will end the emulator session. (If the user logs out of Secure Global Desktop, the emulator session ends.) |
| Always |
If the user disconnects from the Secure Global Desktop server in any way, including by logging out, a timer starts. Once the timer reaches the value of the Resumable For attribute, the Secure Global Desktop server will end the emulator session. |
If you leave this setting blank, the default timeout for the Resumable setting is used. You can configure the default timeouts on the Emulator Sessions panel in Array Manager.
--resumetimeout 30
Configures the application to be resumable for at least 30 minutes. This timeout would be appropriate for an application configured to be Webtop session resumable.
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