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How do I set the user session timeout for Jira Cloud

Tom Horton

I need to set the default Jira Cloud user session timeout to 30 minutes. I've seen other posts about changing the bundlet web.xml file, but how do I get to this file? And is there a preference I can set so I don't have to edit the web.xml file after an update?

Thanks!

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Veera_zqt9p1

@Tom Horton

It's not possible to setup session timeout in Jira cloud or your can edit web.xml as mentioned in the other posts.

However, you can verify your domain in the Atlassian Organisation and setup session duration so that session will be time out for all the users within your verified domain across all Cloud products.

Please refer to Session duration management and Atlassian organizations for more details.

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Veera_zqt9p1

@Tom Horton

It's not possible to setup session timeout in Jira cloud or your can edit web.xml as mentioned in the other posts.

However, you can verify your domain in the Atlassian Organisation and setup session duration so that session will be time out for all the users within your verified domain across all Cloud products.

Please refer to Session duration management and Atlassian organizations for more details.

Tom Horton

Thanks for your reply. I was able to verify my domain and claim the user account now I can manage all my users. After that, I was able to set the standard session duration to 1 hour. That will work!

Thanks for your reply.

Veera_zqt9p1

@Tom Horton

Glad to know you were able to verify your domain and setup the session duration to 1 hour.

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