secadm accountlockoutpolicy - Security Administration: Maintain Account Lockout Policies

secadm accountlockoutpolicy list

secadm accountlockoutpolicy display account-lockout-policy-name

secadm accountlockoutpolicy add account-lockout-policy-name [--description description] [--lockoutpolicy lockout-policy] [--lockouttype lockout-type] [--autoresettime auto-reset-time] [--maxfailedlogins max-failed-logins]

secadm accountlockoutpolicy update account-lockout-policy-name [--description description] [--lockoutpolicy lockout-policy] [--lockouttype lockout-type] [--autoresettime auto-reset-time] [--maxfailedlogins max-failed-logins]

secadm accountlockoutpolicy delete account-lockout-policy-name

The secadm accountlockoutpolicy command maintains the valid lockout policies in the system.


Option	Description
`list`	List all account lockout policies in the system.
`display`	Display an account lockout policy in the system.
`add`	Add an account lockout policy to the system.
`update`	Update an account lockout policy in the system.
`delete`	Delete an account lockout policy from the system.
`account-lockout-policy-name`	Specify the account lockout policy name.
`--description description`	Optional. Add a description of the account lockout policy.
`--lockoutpolicy lockout-policy`	`Disabled` – or – `Enabled` This field indicates whether a lockout policy is enabled. Note: This value is case-sensitive.
`--lockouttype lockout-type`	`Permanent` – or – `Temporary` This field indicates whether a lockout policy is permanent (locks the user out until the administrator resets the password) or temporary (will allow the user to try again after a specified amount of time). Note: This value is case-sensitive.
`--autoresettime auto-reset-time`	Required, when the lock out type is temporary. The amount of time in seconds that must pass before another attempt can be made at logging in. The default is 600.
`--maxfailedlogins max-failed-logins`	The maximum number of failed login attempts that can occur before the user is presented with security questions (if enabled). The default is 10.