The standard way is to navigate away from the logon page after logoff, because otherwise Kerberos will automatically logon user.
You can configure portal logoff URL in Confg Tool:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/44/aada5230be5e77e10000000a155369/frameset.htm
Regards,
Slava
Either hide the logon button and make the users close their browser, or follow the suggestion of having the logoff button go somewhere else. I prefer to remove the button...
Hi Michael, thank you for your suggestion.
If I hide the logoff button, user sessions will not be destroyed anymore. Although there is a session expiry time setting in the system, for a short period, sessions will pile up and this may impact performance. Is this a concern?
Tiberiu
Hi ,
Set session limit for idle time.
check the below thread
check how many sessions active after closing browser
Visual Administrator under:
Monitoring > Services > Security > Agrregated Data > ActiveSessionsCount.
Koti Reddy
