[Restrict Authentication Op.]
Overview
Set the strength of the penalty when entering an incorrect password in authentication operation.
Tips
- Only user authentication operations are counted as the number of authentication failures.
- This is counted for each user.
- This is subject to authentication operations via any interface, such as user authentication by the Touch panel and a printer driver.
Tips
- User authentication operations are subject to access lock.
- This is subject to authentication operations via any interface, such as user authentication by the Touch panel and a printer driver.
Tips
- When [Enhanced Security Mode] is enabled, [Restrict Authentication Operations] is fixed to [Enable]. For details about [Enhanced Security Mode], refer to [Enhanced Security Mode].
Setting Items
Setting item | Description | |
|---|---|---|
[Restrict Authentication Operations] | [Enable] | Prohibits the authentication operation for 1 second when authentication fails. Checks the number of consecutive authentication failures. When the number of times reaches 3, the authentication operation is prohibited and access is locked. The authentication failure count is cleared to "0" when the authentication operation succeeds. |
[Disable] | Prohibits the authentication operation for 1 second when authentication fails. | |
[Release Authentication Lock] | [Lock Release] | Releases the access lock status caused by authentication failure. |
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