Difference between revisions of "Login & Security Settings"
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Revision as of 11:25, 22 May 2009
These setting are used to control system security.
Contents
Password Policy
The Password Policy is used to control the length and complexity of passwords, password expiration and history, the number of retries that the user is allowed, and the lockout time for the account if they exceed the number of retries. Click here for detailed information.
Email & Email Broadcast Security
The Email & Email Broadcast Security settings are used to control which recipients users are allowed to send email and email broadcasts to based on their role. Click here for detailed information.
User Email Templates
The User Email Templates link is used to manage content for the default new user and request password emails. Click here for details.
Lock System Configurations
The Instance Lock-Down provides the ability to remove access to all settings in your copy of SmartSimple using a global system-lock password. Click here for details on how to use this feature.
Enable SSL
Secure Socket Layer (SSL) is an industry standard encryption technique that encrypts all the information transmitted between the user’s browser and the SmartSimple server. Click here for more information.
Web Alias
The web alias defines the prefix to your copy of SmartSimple. Click here for details.
Email Domain
The Email Domain defines the default e-mail domain used when Users log into SmartSimple. More information can be found on this page.
Session Timeout
The Session Timeout controls how long a user can be inactive in their browser before they are automatically logged out by the system. See Session Timeout for more information.
