Руководство Пользователя для Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M160

Choose Management Appliance > System Administration > Users. 

In the Users section, select the check boxes beside the users who will be required to change passwords 
on next login. 

Click Reset Passwords. 

Locking a user account prevents a local user from logging into the appliance. A user account can be 
locked in one of the following ways:

You can configure all local user accounts to lock after users fail to log in successfully after a 
configured number of attempts. See 

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Administrators can manually lock user accounts. See 

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AsyncOS displays the reason why the user account was locked when you view the user account on the 
Edit User page. 

 First time only: Set up the appliance to enable user account locking: 

Go to Management Appliance > System Administration > Users. 

In the Local User Account & Password Settings section, click Edit Settings.

Select the checkbox to Display Locked Account Message if Administrator has manually locked 
a user account and enter your message. 

Submit the change. 

Go to Management Appliance > System Administration > Users and click the user name. 

Before you lock the Admin account, be sure that you can unlock it. See the Note in 

Click Lock Account. 

AsyncOS displays a message saying that the user will be unable to log into the appliance and asks if you 
want to continue. 

To unlock a user account, open the user account by clicking on the user name in the Users listing and 
click Unlock Account.