> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/portal/da/sign-in-and-security/sessions.md).

# Sessioner

Se og afbryd åbne sessioner, der er knyttet til Deres Devolutions Account, og kontrollér godkendelsessikringsniveauet for hver enhed.

I vinduet ***Sessioner*** kan De se og validere alle de åbne aktuelle sessioner, der er knyttet til Deres Devolutions Account.

***Godkendelsessikringsniveauet*** (AAL) afhænger af antallet og typen af godkendelsesfaktorer, der er aktiveret på enheden:

* ***Minimal (niveau 0)***: Ingen godkendelsesfaktor
* ***Lav (niveau 1)***: Mindst én godkendelsesfaktor
* ***Betydelig (niveau 2)***: Mindst to godkendelsesfaktorer
* ***Høj (niveau 3)***: Mindst to forskellige kategorier af godkendelsesfaktorer

Klik på menuen med tre prikker for at afbryde en bestemt enhed og få adgang til flere muligheder.


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