Welcome to Voyager Help

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Vose
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HQ — Vose
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Voyager 2.0
- About Voyager Server 2.0
Getting Started
- Installing Voyager Server
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- Adding Locations
Indexing Data
- Indexing Overview
- Configuring Discovery
- Query Settings
- Discovery Settings
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Managing Voyager
- Overview
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- Extensions
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Enhancing Data
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- Using Voyager's Natural Language Processing Service
Searching the Index
- Searching Data
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Processing Data
- Overview
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Voyager Analytics
Voyager Apps
- ArcMap Configuration
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- Voyager for ArcGIS Pro
For Developers
- Adding Custom Processing Tasks
- External Access to Voyager's Index
- Samples
- Solr Query Parsers
- Voyager's REST API
Troubleshooting

Managing User Sessions

The Sessions page lists all of the users currently logged in to Voyager. It shows the the last time a user accessed Voyager and when the session will expire if a user is not actively using the software.

To view current user sessions, go to Manage > Security > Sessions.

This shows the following information for each active session:

User - The name of the user associated with that session
Host - The IP address of the user
Path - The file path
Logon - When the user logged on to Voyager
Access - The last time the logged-on user accessed a Voyager page or feature
Expiry - When the session will automatically expire after a period of inactivity

Session Timeout Values

When a user has not signed out but there is no further activity, the session will automatically expire and the user will be logged off. The default value is 20 minutes.

To allow users to stay logged-in regardless of activity, select Set the Remember Me Cookie on the main Authentication page.

This setting displays a Keep me logged in checkbox on the login page.