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How to force timeouts in a Sharepoint intranet site when using Windows Authentication

Background: Security for my sharepoint web site depends on windows authentication. Our workstations are members of the authenticating domain; our users log in to the domain when they access their workstation. The sharepoint web server is also a member of the same domain. One reason I’m blogging this is because I hope to get any misunderstandings I have cleared up by good comments. I was not able to find any setting – either in iis, web.config, any sharepoint site setting, etc that would force a timeout when you use windows authentication. I found posts recommending that people use forms authentication if they really wanted to enforce timeouts. So, why would anybody want timeouts if they are already secured by windows authentication? I think it’s something like the distinction between security and security theater. We had had a problem where our users put up a number of Microsoft office documents, and then each time they attempted to open a doc, they got a windows authentication ...

The new wave in Microsoft technology

Hello guys.. Recently i have attended Microsoft Tech Ed 2010 held at Bangalore.and found extremely interesting and exciting technology trends coming in Ms technologies...below is listing of some of them...I will discuss them in details in coming posts..so keep eye on it Building search engine friendly websites with ASP.NET & IIS 7.5  using url routing Fast and easy deployment using MS deploy Silverlight 4.0 cool -Rich UI RIA services-  all done with 0 lines of code visual studio 2010....making life difficult to developers by making too much simplified development jquery  asp.net mvc now simpler than ever SharePoint 2010..all about collaboration             and much more...get back to you very soon