Difference between revisions of "Lockout policy (Windows)"
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Latest revision as of 17:34, 4 November 2020
To set an account lockout policy in Windows: Go to Start-->Programs--> Administrative Tools--> Local Security Policy Under Account Policies--> Account Lockout Policies, set values for all three options. Five invalid attempts with 3-minute lockout durations are reasonable choices.
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