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To configure general self-service portal settings, go to Authentication > Self-service Portal > General. A maximum of three custom fields can be added.Configure general self-service portal options, including access control settings, self-registration options, replacement messages, and device self-enrollment settings. To edit custom fields, go to Authentication > User Account Policies > Custom User Fields. See Local users for information about creating and managing local users.

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Select OK to apply the password change policy settings.Ĭustom fields can be created to be included in the user information of local users.

The default randomly generated password expiry age is 72 hours. Then, enter the length of time after which a randomly generated password will expire in the Random passwords expire after field.

Optionally, select Enable random password expiry to force randomly generated passwords to expire.

For example, if three passwords are remembered, users cannot reuse any of their three previous passwords. New passwords must not match any of the remembered passwords. Then, enter the number of password to remember in the Number of passwords to remember field.

Optionally, select Enforce password history to prevent users from creating a new password that is the same as their current password or recently used passwords.

The default maximum password age is 90 days.

In User Password Change Policy, optionally select Enable password expiry, then set the maximum allowed password age in the Maximum password age field.

Select OK to apply the password length and complexity settings.

and then configure the following password requirements as needed:

Optionally, select Check for password complexity.

The default minimum length is 0, which means that there is no minimum length but the password cannot be empty.

In User Password Complexity, enter the minimum password length in the Minimum length field.

Go to Authentication > User Account Policies > Passwords to configure password policy settings.

You can enforce a minimum length and complexity for user passwords, and can force users to change their passwords periodically.įor information on setting a user’s password, and password recovery options, see Editing a user. In the Lock out inactive users after field, enter the number of days, from 1 to 1825, after which a user is locked out. Select to enable disabling a user account if there is no login activity for a given number of days. When disabled, locked out users will be permanently disabled until an administrator manually re-enables them. failed login attempts number applies again. After the lockout period expires, the Max. Select to specify the length of the lockout period, from 60 to 86400 seconds. Configure the following settings, then select OK to apply any changes:Įnable user account lockout for failed login attempts and enter the maximum number of allowed failed attempts in the Max.Go to Authentication > User Account Policies > Lockouts.

Information on locked out users can be viewed in the Top User Lockouts widget, see Top User Lockouts widget.Ĭurrently locked out users can be viewed in Monitor > Authentication > Inactive Users, see Inactive users. For example, repeated unsuccessful attempts to log in might indicate an attempt at unauthorized access. Select to restrict web service access to a specific port, then select the port from the Web service interface drop-down list.įor various security reasons, you may want to lock a user’s account. Restrict web service access to a specific interface. Enter the time of the purge in the Time field, select Now to set the time to the current time, or select the clock icon to choose a time: Now, Midnight, 6 a.m., or Noon. Select the frequency of the purge in the Frequency field: Daily, Weekly, or Monthly. Select to automatically purge expired user accounts. Set a time after which a machine authenticated device will be automatically expired, from 5 to 1440 minutes (default = 480 minutes).Īutomatically purge expired user accounts

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Set a time after which a token code sent via email or SMS will be marked as expired, from 10 to 3600 seconds. If the token is incorrect according to the FortiToken valid window, but exists in the sync window, synchronization will be initiated.

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To configure general account policy settings, go to Authentication > User Account Policies > General.Ĭonfigure the following settings: FortiToken valid windowĬonfigure the length of time, plus or minus the current time, that a FortiToken code is deemed valid, from 1 to 60 minutes (default = 1 minute).Ĭonfigure the period of time in which the entry of an invalid tokem can trigger a synchronization, from 5 to 480 minutes (default = 60 minutes).

General policies for user accounts include lockout settings, password policies, and custom user fields. User account policies User account policies