You can configure a number of properties that affect how users log in to and log out of the CTPView software.
To log out a CTPView user:
To specify that a CTPView user is automatically logged out after a certain period:
To specify how many times a CTPView user can attempt to log in before the login is considered to have failed and the user is locked out:
When a user exceeds the allowed number of failed login attempts or tries to open multiple CTPView sessions from unique IP addresses, the user is prevented from accessing CTPView for a lockout period.
To specify a CTPView user’s lockout period:
Two counters are associated with each CTPView user. One counter tracks the number of failed login attempts. This counter is automatically reset to zero after a successful login. The other counter tracks the number of reminders that a user receives to change the user password. This counter is automatically reset after the user has selected a new password. When either counter exceeds the allowed limit, the user is locked out of CTPView access.
To clear a user’s counters:
When a user attempts to access the CTPView software from a second IP address with a currently active username, the username and both IP addresses are locked.
To reinstate an IP address that has been locked from CTPView access:
IP access filters enable you to specify whether users from an IP address or range of IP addresses are allowed or denied access to the CTPView software.
To create an IP access filter:
In the case of conflict between multiple filters, a rule to deny an address or range overrides a rule that allows access.
To remove an IP filter: