The default for failed login attempts before a log entry is made is 5 failures. Our security auditors want this knocked down to 3 consecutive attempts. Is there an override for the default that can be put in /etc/system?
It's not well documented but add the variable:<br>
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RETRIES=3<br>
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to your /etc/default/login file.<br>
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That should do the trick.<br>
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jfk
Doh! Sorry, I wasn't thinking this through. The above variable works when you have the PAM (Pluggable Authentication Module) in place. This package is available for Solaris 2.6+.<br>
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jfk
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