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Which is the default exec timeout for exec-timeout?


Asked by Addyson Leblanc on Dec 13, 2021 FAQ



But if I set the exec-timeout to a different value, it does appear. So I think since 10 0 is the default, it doesn't appear in the config. Also if you use the timeout login response command, then it seems to appear for ever, doing no timeout login response sets the value to 0, the entry stating 'timeout login response 0' remains.
Also,
exec-timeout 10 0. 10 is the minutes and 0 is the seconds. This is the default Cisco value. I'm guessing here that the command "timeout login response 0" might be the default value so try the exec-timeout command with response 0 and see how things go. Good luck.
Moreover, You can specify a different inactivity timer using the exec-timeout MINUTES SECONDS line mode command. For example, to disconnect a console user after 90 seconds of inactivity, we can use the following command: R1 (config)#line con 0 R1 (config-line)#exec-timeout 1 30
Additionally,
The exec-timeout command has two arguments: The first argument is the length of time in minutes, and the second argument is seconds. This allows you to specify a timeout period as short as one second or as long as 35,791 minutes, which is over 24 days. ...
Furthermore,
Exec-Timeout Command on CISCO Router/Switch 1 Command 2 Use. Sets the timeout period for virtual terminal session inactivity. 3 Syntax 4 Example. In this example an exec-timeout is set for console 0. R2#conf t Enter configuration commands, one per line.