OPTIMAL WEBSERVER SESSION TIMEOUT SETTINGS FOR WEB USERS
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Xie, W; Sun, H; Cao, Y; Trivedi, KS
Published in: 28th International Computer Measurement Group Conference, CMG 2002
January 1, 2002
From an end user’s point of view, too short a Webserver timeout implies too many forced logouts, and too long a timeout duration poses a higher security risk to users’ sensitive data. We propose cost functions to select the timeout value, which are based on the solutions of a Markov regenerative process model. We discover that the distributions of user think time and server response time are important in determining the optimal timeout value. We thus present a non-parametric algorithm that dynamically estimates the optimal timeout without assuming a prior knowledge of the distributions.
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28th International Computer Measurement Group Conference, CMG 2002
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January 1, 2002
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Xie, W., Sun, H., Cao, Y., & Trivedi, K. S. (2002). OPTIMAL WEBSERVER SESSION TIMEOUT SETTINGS FOR WEB USERS. In 28th International Computer Measurement Group Conference, CMG 2002.
Xie, W., H. Sun, Y. Cao, and K. S. Trivedi. “OPTIMAL WEBSERVER SESSION TIMEOUT SETTINGS FOR WEB USERS.” In 28th International Computer Measurement Group Conference, CMG 2002, 2002.
Xie W, Sun H, Cao Y, Trivedi KS. OPTIMAL WEBSERVER SESSION TIMEOUT SETTINGS FOR WEB USERS. In: 28th International Computer Measurement Group Conference, CMG 2002. 2002.
Xie, W., et al. “OPTIMAL WEBSERVER SESSION TIMEOUT SETTINGS FOR WEB USERS.” 28th International Computer Measurement Group Conference, CMG 2002, 2002.
Xie W, Sun H, Cao Y, Trivedi KS. OPTIMAL WEBSERVER SESSION TIMEOUT SETTINGS FOR WEB USERS. 28th International Computer Measurement Group Conference, CMG 2002. 2002.
Published In
28th International Computer Measurement Group Conference, CMG 2002
Publication Date
January 1, 2002