All you can do on the server, is when there is a request after the timeout,
you can detect it is a new session (either because your session variables
are empty, or because IsNewSession returns true), and redirect then.
Or you can have a countdown running on the client in javascript that
redirects.
The server however cannot know that the client has timed out and send a
redirect down.
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