Locking out a user after failed logon attempts
You can lock out a user account once a user consecutively fails to log on. The number of failed attempts before lockout is five unsuccessful attempts; successful logons are not counted. A typical example of failing to log on is by using an incorrect user name, password, or a combination. Once the user account is locked, the system sends the user an SNMP event. After five minutes, the user can try to log on again.