
dse7i (dse7i) asked a question.
In the docs for https://developer.okta.com/docs/reference/api/policy/*signon-action-object, it says we can "Disable [maxSessionLifetimeMinutes] by setting to 0". What does it mean to disable the "maxSessionLifetimeMinutes"?
Does this mean all sessions timeout right away and need to auth again, or is it using Okta's 90 day maximum?

Hi, @dse7i (dse7i)
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maxSessionLifetimeMinutes = Maximum number of minutes from User sign in that a user's session is active. Set this to force Users to sign in again after the number of specified minutes. Disable by setting to 0. This property is read-only for the default rule of the default Global session policy.
Basically, when setting it to 0, the users can stay logged in indefinitely, as long as their session doesn't become idle.
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