The only way I can see this working is to leverage Hybrid Modern Auth in Exchange Online and Azure
Then enforcing a session timeout using Conditional Access:
Otherwise, I dont think there is any native way of doing this on-prem.
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Hello,,
What i want to achieve is that users from any devices that will authenticate to the Exchange server (by entering password), will be forced to authenticate again after some idle\inactive time (like 30 min), which then they will have the enter password again.
scenario : user go to a break of 30 min while is outlook is open, when he returns to the outlook he needs to enter password to keep working again.
The devices includes : Outlook, mobile and OWA .
Were using Exchange server 2016 and authenticate with ntlm and kerberos.
Is there a way to achieve that?
I'm open to any suggestions, any external tools and any configuration on the server.
Thanks anyway.
The only way I can see this working is to leverage Hybrid Modern Auth in Exchange Online and Azure
Then enforcing a session timeout using Conditional Access:
Otherwise, I dont think there is any native way of doing this on-prem.
For OWA, you can modify the default time-out settings to 5 minutes by the following command:
Set-OrganizationConfig -ActivityBasedAuthenticationTimeoutInterval 00:05:00
This command may need several hours to work, maybe 12+ H.
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