> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://syteca.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# System Settings

> Configure Multi-Tenant mode, session timeouts, concurrent login rules, access request expiration, and logging levels on the System Settings tab.

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open System Settings">
    Click **Configuration**, then select the **System Settings** tab.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Player Link Settings

<Warning>
  **NOT AVAILABLE IN SAAS.**
</Warning>

Set the Management Tool domain name used in Session Player links included in alert notification emails, in the format:

```text theme={"system"}
https://<Management_Tool_computer_name_or_IP_address>/Syteca/
```

## Syteca Mode

<Warning>
  **NOT AVAILABLE IN SAAS.**
</Warning>

Enable [Multi-Tenant mode](/docs/administration/multi-tenant/overview) here. Once enabled, each tenant's users only access their own tenant's Clients, configuration, alerts, and reports.

## Concurrent Sessions

**Allow concurrent sessions for Management Tool users** — when selected, the same credentials can be used to log in from multiple IP addresses simultaneously. When deselected, only one login is allowed at a time; a second login with the same credentials forces the first session out.

## Timeout

The idle time after which a Management Tool user is automatically logged out. Default: 20 minutes.

## Expiration Time of Access Requests

How long pending [access requests](/docs/administration/access/endpoint-access-control) remain valid before expiring. Default: 30 minutes.

## Expiration Time of Access Requests for Usage of Secrets

How long pending and approved [secret-usage access requests](/docs/pam/secrets/use-secrets) remain valid before expiring. Default: 30 minutes.

## Windows Event Log Integration

<Warning>
  **NOT AVAILABLE IN SAAS.**
</Warning>

Select **Send log messages to Windows Event log** to forward Syteca log messages to the Application Server computer's Windows Event Log, and choose a severity level.

## Server Log Settings

<Warning>
  **NOT AVAILABLE IN SAAS.**
</Warning>

Set the severity level for entries written to the [Application Server log files](/docs/resources/troubleshooting/logs#application-server-logs).

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## In Multi-Tenant mode

A tenant admin sees a much smaller version of this tab — most settings above are system-wide and only configurable by the built-in default tenant's admin. Tenant admins instead see:

* **Account Access** — select **Grant a technician full access to my tenant account** to let the technician (the default tenant's admin) log in as the tenant admin and perform the same actions they can.
* **Windows Event Log Integration** — same as above.

## Related

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Multi-Tenant mode" icon="building" href="/docs/administration/multi-tenant/overview">
    Full Multi-Tenant mode documentation.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Logs" icon="file-text" href="/docs/resources/troubleshooting/logs">
    Application Server log collection and levels.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Email Sending Settings" icon="mail" href="/docs/administration/configuration/email-sending-settings">
    Other Configuration page settings.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>
