Hi Gurus,
Aside from using External authentication (RSA SecurID, Radius,etc...),
is it possible to implement disabling Provider-1/CMAs login access
after, for example, five unsuccessfully login attempt, using
Provider-1 internal password authentication. For example, if a user
log into Provider-1/CMAs with his/her Provider-1 internal username/password,
if a user has five consecutive unsucessfully login, the account get disabled
and the Provider-1 Super User (me) will have to reset his/her account.
With RSA SecurID, Radius and MS Active Directory, the acount logout
function is handle by that application, not provider-1. Can it be done
with Provider-1 internal users as well? By the way, I am using Provider-1
NGx R60 with HFA02
I am thinking of making the Provider-1 MLM/CLM may be SmartPortal available
over the Internet so that customer can log in and see the security/log in real
time but I
want to reduce the risk of being hacked so that the account will be disabled
after
let say four or five different unsuccessfully login attempts.
Is this possible with Provider-1 NGx internal account?
As always, TIA
cisco4ng
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