When you trying log in to OWA you can select "This is a public or share computer" or "This is a private computer" options.
- Public: is the default option. If you use this option your username will no saved and your session will terminate after 15 minutes.
- Private: is intended for private computers. If you use this option your username to be remember automatically, however you need to retype your password each time, and your session will terminate after 8 hours.
- Click Start, in "Search programs and files" type "regedit" to open the Registry Editor.
- Locate the following registry subkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/System/CurrentControlSet/Services/MSExchange OWA.
- In the right panel, right click New and select DWORD value if your system is 32 bit or select QWORD value if your system is 64 bit.
- Rename "New Value #1" for PublicTimeout.
- Right click in PublicTimeout REG-DWORD created and select Modify...
- In the Value data type 30, and in Base panel click to select Decimal.
- Click Ok.
Finally restart IIS Admin Service to take effect the change. Now OWA Timeout in Exchange is restricted and working
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