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Chapter 6 User Management
Note Alternatively, you can click List All Users and then select the user from the list that appears.
Step 3 Click Add/Edit.
Step 4 In the Session Quotas section, select the Reset All Counters on submit check box.
Step 5 Click Submit at the bottom of the browser page.
The session quota counters are reset for this user. The User Setup Select page appears.
Resetting a User Account after Login Failure
Perform this procedure when an account is disabled because the failed attempts count has been exceeded
during an unsuccessful user attempt to log in.
To reset a user account after login failure:
Step 1 Click User Setup.
The User Setup Select page of the web interface opens.
Step 2 In the User box, type the complete username of the account to be reset.
Note Alternatively, you can click List All Users and then select the user from the list that appears.
Step 3 Click Add/Edit.
Step 4 In the Account Disable table, select the Reset current failed attempts count on submit check box, and
then click Submit.
The Failed attempts since last successful login: counter resets to zero (0) and the system reenables the
account.
Note This counter shows the number of unsuccessful login attempts since the last time this user logged
in successfully.
Note If the user authenticates with a Windows user database, this expiration information is in addition
to the information in the Windows user account. Changes here do not alter settings that you
configured in Windows.
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