HP UX Internet Express Software manual Enabling and Disabling Login Delays

1.From the Manage User Self-Administration menu, choose Modify Web Server Configuration.

2.Select a Virtual Host from the list of virtual hosts or click on Remove Configurations to remove all user self-administration configurations from the httpd.conf file (Figure 17: Modify Web Server Configuration Page).

When you select a virtual host, it must be configured on your system. See Section : Enabling User Self-Administration When No Web Server Configuration Exists for more information.

Figure 17 Modify Web Server Configuration Page

3.Edit the alias name, if desired. The alias name must begin and end with a slash (/).

4.Click on Submit. If you chose to remove configurations, you will be prompted to confirm that action. A status message is displayed.

Enabling and Disabling Login Delays

By default, a security measure is in place which causes a delay in the processing of login requests after a number of successive failed login attempts. This feature can be disabled, though not recommended, because disabling will expose your system to security risks.

To enable or disable a delay in the processing of login requests:

1.From the Manage Users menu, choose Manage User Self–Administration. The Manage User Self-Administration menu is displayed.

2.From the Manage User Self-Administration menu, choose Enable/Disable Login Delay. The Enable/Disable Login Delay page is displayed.

3.Click on Enable to enable login delays. Figure 18 shows that login delays have been enabled. Once this feature has been enabled, the Enable button changes to Disable.

Figure 18 Enable and Disable Login Delays

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