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You can control the following capabilities. Getting Started • ”Changing the Number of Unsuccessful Login Attempts” on page 7 • ”Disabling the Login Attempts Feature” on page 9 • ”Unlocking a Locked Account” on page 8t • ”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 477 To change the number of unsuccessful login attempts that occur prior to lockout, edit the value of the ek_loginAttempts element in Ektron CMS400.NET Administrator Manual, Version 5.5 for .Net 2.0, Revision 1 7
Unlocking a Locked Account NOTE Getting Started the web.config file. (The web.config file is located in your site’s root directory.) For example, to allow only three unsuccessful logins, change the value to 3. You cannot enter a value greater than 254. Once an account is locked out, the Account Locked field is checked in the user settings. To unlock the account, an administrator user (or a user assigned to the user-admin role) accesses the Edit User screen and unchecks the box. At this point, the user can attempt to sign in again. If you want to unlock all locked users at once, set the value of the ek_loginAttempts element in the web.config file to -1. For more information about the effects of this setting, see ”Disabling the Login Attempts Feature” on page 9. Manually Locking a User from Signon You can use the Account Locked field (described above) to manually lock a user out of Ektron CMS400.NET. To do so, go to the Edit User screen, identify the user, and check the Account Locked field. Ektron CMS400.NET Administrator Manual, Version 5.5 for .Net 2.0, Revision 1 8
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Page 3 and 4: EKTRON, INC. SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREE
Page 5 and 6: What’s New in the 5.5 Release Wha
Page 7 and 8: Document Management Administration
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Creating the Additional Eight Field
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Setting Permissions Setting Permiss
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Adding a User or User Group to the
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Setting Permissions 4. A confirmati
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Deleting Approvers NOTE Setting App
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Folder Properties Managing Library
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Managing Library Items Action Files
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Field Description Managing Library
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NOTE Field Description Managing Use
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Deleting a User IMPORTANT! WARNING!
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Creating a New User Group Managing
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Web Alert Feature Assigning Web Ale
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Web Alert Feature Ektron CMS400.NET
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Editing a Configuration Button Desc
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Managing Tasks one or more users to
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Progression of Task States Managing
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Determining Which Tasks a User Can
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Email Notification Archiving a Task
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Calendars NOTE The Calendars featur
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Field Description Load Balancing 2.
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