Attack Slowdown
The Attack Slowdown login protection lockout mechanism will be processed as follows:
• When the number of login failure attempts is less than the setting of the ‘Login Failure Attempts’
field, the login attempt is processed.
• When the number of login failure attempts is greater than the setting of the ‘Login Failure Attempts’
field, the user account will be:
o temporarily disabled at level 1 for the ‘Level 1 Lockout Duration’ period, if the user account was
not previously already released from locked level 2.
o temporarily disabled at level 2 for the ‘Level 2 Lockout Duration’ period, if the user account was
previously already released from locked level 1.
This lockout mode will cycle the lockout of the accounts between locked level 1 and locked level 2.
Attack Lockout
The Attack Lockout login protection lockout mechanism will be processed as follows:
• When the number of login failure attempts is less than the setting of the ‘Login Failure Attempts’
field, the login attempt is processed.
• When the number of login failure attempts is greater than the setting of the ‘Login Failure
Attempts’ field, the user account will be:
o temporarily disabled at level 1 for the ‘Level 1 Lockout Duration’ period, if the user account was
not previously already released from locked level 1.
o temporarily disabled at level 2 for the ‘Level 2 Lockout Duration’ period, if the user account was
previously already released from locked level 1.
o permanently disabled if the user account was previously already released from locked level 2.
The user account must then be manually unlocked by an ‘Admin’ user account either from
SuperVisor or via SNMP.
Login Failure Attempts
When Login Protection Mode is active, this parameter sets the maximum number of consecutive failed login
attempts before the relevant user account lockout process is initiated. This field can be set from 3 to 10
times and the default value is 5.
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