what are test cases for Session Time Out?
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1. On the login window enter the valid credentials and
click on login button.
2. Check the Session ID generated and note it down.
3. Leave the system idle for time more than session time
specified in code (default it is 20 min)
4. After (say 20 min) perform any operation on the
application (click on any link).
5. User should be redirected to the Login page giving msg
as 'Due to security reasons, session has been expired.
6. Close the browser. Open new browser, enter the URL and
login again.
7. Check the Session ID generated and compare it with the
previous session id. Bith should be different.
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1. Enter the correct URL of the site.
2. If login as a Admin, then Enter the valid user id &
password, and click on submit.
3. Check the session time out after 20 min.
4. if session time out < 20, then it have a problem.
5. Check the Session time out, While the Page in Ideal
condition also.
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