Configure logon security

Specify how many consecutive unsuccessful logons are allowed in a single session. A zero value (0) allows unlimited logon attempts.

When the number of allowed failed attempts is reached in a specific period, the system locks the targeted account. The system administrator must unlock the account.

Specify the time period to allow for successive failed logon attempts, between zero (0) and 1440 minutes.

When the number of allowed failed attempts is reached in a specific period, the system locks the targeted account. The account remains locked for the time you set or until the system administrator unlocks the account.

Specify the period to lock an account if it auto-locks due to failed logons. Maximum value is 1440 minutes; 0 means you cannot auto-unlock. After that time elapses, the system unlocks the account automatically. This setting does not affect accounts that have been locked manually. Administrators can unlock the account at any time.

Specify the period that must pass without activity before the logon screen appears. A value of zero (0) means there is no limit.

Specify how many days of inactivity can pass before the system locks the account, between zero (0) and 365 days. Entering zero disables the feature. The lockout lasts until an administrator unlocks the account.

Set the number of active sessions a single user can have open at one time. Maximum is 10; zero (0) disables the restriction.

Select whether to populate the user name field with the last successful user logon.

Select if you want to set up a list of allowed or blocked IP addresses that can access your system.