Ektron CMS400.NET Administrator Manual

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Getting Started Getting Started Now that you have installed Ektron CMS400.NET, what’s next? This chapter explains several resources supplied by Ektron to help get your Ektron CMS400.NET Web site up and running. Logging Into an Ektron CMS400.NET Web Site Note See “Logging In and Out” in the Ektron CMS400.NET User Manual. If needed, you can adjust the width of the login screen. This may be necessary if you use Active Directory and have long database names. Use the ek_LoginScreenWidth element of the web.config file to adjust the width. Making Passwords Case Sensitive By default, passwords are case insensitive. So for example, if the password is TOKEN and the user enters token, the signon is successful. If you want to make passwords case sensitive, change the value of the ek_passwordCaseSensitive element of the web.config file from false to true. (The web.config file is located in your site’s root directory.) If you do, and the password is TOKEN and the user enters token, the signon is unsuccessful. The user would have to enter TOKEN to successfully sign on. Restricting Login Attempts Ektron CMS400.NET has a login security feature that, by default, locks out a user after five unsuccessful attempts to log in by a user Ektron CMS400.NET Administrator Manual, Version 6.1 for .Net 2.0, Revision 5 6
Getting Started on one computer. This section explains the flexibility you have in controlling this feature. You can control the following capabilities. • ”Changing the Number of Unsuccessful Login Attempts” on page 7 • ”Disabling the Login Attempts Feature” on page 9 • ”Unlocking a Locked Account” on page 8 • ”Preventing CMS Users from Signing On” on page 9 • ”Preventing All Users from Signing On” on page 9 You control login security feature by changing the value of the ek_loginAttempts element in the web.config file. The following table summarizes your options. Value Description any number between 1 and 254 The number of times a user can try to log in before he is locked out. 0 Lock out all users -1 Disable feature; unlock all locked users -2 Lock out CMS users only; membership users can still log in Changing the Number of Unsuccessful Login Attempts By default, if a user unsuccessfully tries to log in five times, the following error message appears: The account is locked. Please contact your administrator. Afterwards, even if the user enters the correct password, he is locked out, and the error message reappears. You can change the text of the error message in the resource file. To learn about editing the resource file, see ”Procedure for Translating Workarea Strings” on page 678 Ektron CMS400.NET Administrator Manual, Version 6.1 for .Net 2.0, Revision 5 7
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