Руководство Пользователя для Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M160

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 

Administrators can manually lock user accounts. See 

. 

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.

If you lock the admin account, you can only unlock it by logging in as the admin through a serial 
communications connection to the serial console port. The admin user can always access the appliance 
using the serial console port, even when the admin account is locked. See the “Setup and Installation” 
chapter in the Cisco IronPort AsyncOS for Email Configuration Guide for more information on accessing 
the appliance using the serial console port.