sean
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Post by sean on Feb 7, 2020 2:39:42 GMT
Based on the description of "AuthFailureLoggingThreshold", should the failure be logged when the value is 0. If yes, what is different between 0 and 1?
"AuthFailureLoggingThreshold": { "description": "The number of authorization failures allowed before the failure attempt is logged to the manager log.", "longDescription": "This property shall reference the threshold for when an authorization failure is logged. This represents a modulo function value, thus the failure shall be logged every nth occurrence where n represents the value of this property.", "minimum": 0, "readonly": false, "type": "integer" },
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Post by jautor on Feb 7, 2020 15:42:05 GMT
Well, the description is pretty clear, but I agree that the normative longDescription is poorly worded.
A value of 0 indicates every authorization failure should be logged. A value of 1 indicates logging occurs AFTER the first authorization failure (first failure not logged, second failure logged).
I think the word "after" is needed in that re-worded statement "...shall be logged AFTER every n occurrences".
I'll open an issue with the group to get this clarified in the next release.
Thanks!
Jeff
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Post by mharishm on Jul 23, 2020 11:02:36 GMT
Is the AuthFailureLoggingThreshold be used for all accounts or each account need to check separately?
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Post by jautor on Jul 24, 2020 15:45:39 GMT
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