Creating context-sensitive webpage time-out intervals

An information handling system comprising:

• one or more processors;
• a memory coupled to at least one of the processors;
• a nonvolatile storage area coupled to at least one of the processors;
• a network adapter that connects the information handling system to a computer network;
• and
• a set of instructions stored in the memory and executed by at least one of the processors in order to perform actions of:
• establishing, over the network adapter, a plurality of network sessions with a plurality of client computer systems;
• receiving, at the network adapter, a plurality requests for a webpage, the requests originating from the plurality of client computer systems;
• retrieving the requested webpage from the memory;
• initializing a plurality of non-equal timeout intervals in a memory area of the memory, wherein each of the plurality timeout intervals corresponds to one of the plurality of client computer systems;
• returning, over the network adapter, the requested webpage to the plurality of client computer systems;
• and
• terminating a selected one or more of the network sessions with a selected one or more of the client computer systems when the timeout intervals corresponding to the selected client computer systems has elapsed.

A computer program product stored in a computer storage medium, comprising functional descriptive material that, when executed by an information handling system, causes the information handling system to perform actions that include:

• establishing, over a network adapter, a plurality of network sessions with a plurality of client computer systems;
• receiving, at the network adapter, a plurality requests for a webpage, the requests originating from the plurality of client computer systems;
• retrieving the requested webpage from a storage area accessible to a processor;
• initializing a plurality of non-equal timeout intervals in a memory area, wherein each of the plurality timeout intervals corresponds to one of the plurality of client computer systems;
• returning, over the network adapter, the requested webpage to the plurality of client computer systems;
• and
• terminating a selected one or more of the network sessions with a selected one or more of the client computer systems when the timeout intervals corresponding to the selected client computer systems has elapsed.