And that workes for me, the user can try to login up to 10 times, then he/she gets locked out. See image:
And if the member is not locked out and as soon as he/she enters the correct password, the "Faild attempts" gets set to 0.
Also you wrote:
it didnt update the number in the Members CMS area
Do you mean the "Faied password attempts" number? I dont think this number sholud be changed after you edit the maxInvalidPasswordAttempts option, since the number in the Member CMS is the number of times the member already entered the wrong password.
Also if your member is already locked-out, i dont think he/she will be un-locked just by changing the maxInvalidPasswordAttempts, since he is already locked out.
No - you are correct - it was my silly mistake - I updated the name="UsersMembershipProvider" and not the UmbracoMembershipProvider. my apologies.
Thanks for your help - it worked a charm,
increase Failed login attempts
Hi, How can I change the amount of Failed login attempts into the Members area (not CMS Admin)? I am using Umbraco v7.
Thanks Jon
Hi Jonathan.
Use the maxInvalidPasswordAttempts option in the web.config.
See solution in this thread: https://our.umbraco.org/forum/extending-umbraco-and-using-the-api/77283-change-number-of-failed-login-attempts
Hi, I tried that but it didnt update the number in the Members CMS area - it still said 5 and it locked me out after 5.
Jon
Did you try the answer in the last post? Apperantly the answer marked as solution did´nt work for Natasha. I tried the last one:
And that workes for me, the user can try to login up to 10 times, then he/she gets locked out. See image:
And if the member is not locked out and as soon as he/she enters the correct password, the "Faild attempts" gets set to 0.
Also you wrote:
Do you mean the "Faied password attempts" number? I dont think this number sholud be changed after you edit the maxInvalidPasswordAttempts option, since the number in the Member CMS is the number of times the member already entered the wrong password.
Also if your member is already locked-out, i dont think he/she will be un-locked just by changing the maxInvalidPasswordAttempts, since he is already locked out.
No - you are correct - it was my silly mistake - I updated the name="UsersMembershipProvider" and not the UmbracoMembershipProvider. my apologies. Thanks for your help - it worked a charm,
Jon
Awesome Jon, i was kinda suspecting that. I did the same mistake a few days ago. :) Great that it worked out for you!! Have a great day!!
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