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Roles Page
The Roles page allows you to configure a Lockout Policy for each user role. Once a Lockout Policy
has been applied to a user role, it will be applied to all user accounts which have been assigned
that user role.
There are three Lockout Polices available for use; No
ne, Lockout and Delay. When Lockout is
enabled the user will be locked out of the account should they incorrectly enter the account
password consecutively a set number of times. Alternatively when Delay is enabled the user will
only be unable to access their user account for a configurable period of time should they
incorrectly enter the account password a set number of times.
All roles are set to None by default meaning they have no Lockout Policy configured.
Figure 14-4 Roles Page
Editing the Lockout Policy
The Lockout Policy for the default user roles can be edited at any time using the Roles page.
The Lockout Policy for the support user role can only be edited by a user credential which has
been assigned the support role.
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