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Remote VPN User account lock after failed authentication threshold
Hello everyone.
Is it possible to lock remote access user accounts after they fail to authenticate a number of times?
In the particular scenario I'm running, the users are local to the user center and not located on a centralized remote directory.
I'm surely missing something because I searched both R77.30 and R80.10 consoles to no avail and also searched KB and Check Mates but wasn't lucky.
Many thanks in advance.
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This is not supported using Internal Password.
However, you can use OS Password and create the users in Gaia as described here:
Supporting more Complex Passwords without using a RADIUS/TACACS+ Server
Then you can leverage the feature in Gaia OS to lock out after failed login attempts.
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This is not supported using Internal Password.
However, you can use OS Password and create the users in Gaia as described here:
Supporting more Complex Passwords without using a RADIUS/TACACS+ Server
Then you can leverage the feature in Gaia OS to lock out after failed login attempts.
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Hello Dameon,
First of all let me say that I'm honored for a legend like you to be replying to me Been following your work and information share for years.
Thank you very much for your answer. It definitely clears any doubt regarding what I was searching. I will try to convince my customer to move all local authentication to a central repository like an MSAD for example to achieve the goal they're looking for.
Best regards from Portugal,
Pedro Madeira
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It's always better to use a central authentication store where possible.
