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TFTP/FTP Settings

1. Navigate to the Administration > Settings screen.

2. From the File Transfer Protocol pull-down menu, select one of the following options:

– TFTP (default)

– FTP

3. In the TFTP/FTP Settings area, select one of the following options:

– Local — AFM provisioned as a TFTP/FTP server.

NOTE: When you use the Local option, the TFTP or FTP server must be in the same subnet.

* If you select the local TFTP server option, the TFTP server uses the AFM management IP address.

* If you select the local FTP server option, the FTP server uses the AFM management IP address. Enter

the AFM user name and password.

– Remote — External TFTP/FTP server

* If you select the FTP protocol and remote options, enter the FTP server IPv4 address, user name and

password.

* If you select the TFTP protocol and remote options, enter the TFTP IPv4 address.

Managing User Accounts

To view and manage user accounts, use the Administration > User Accounts screen.

• User Accounts Summary View — Displays a summary view of user accounts when the user’s role is Superuser.

When the role is a user or administrator, only the current logged in user’s account information displays.

• Add User — Adds new user accounts. You can have up to 50 user accounts but only one Superuser.

• Edit User — Edits user accounts.

• Change Password — Allows a user to change his or her password.

• Delete User — Deletes one or more user accounts. The system default user, Superuser, cannot be deleted.

• Unlock — Unlocks a user who was locked out because he or she exceeded the maximum login attempts. To unlock

a user, select the user and click the Unlock option.

• Default User — During the installation process, AFMprompts you to create a Superuser.

• Reset Default User (Superuser) Password — Contact technical support if you need to reset the Superuser

password.

• Password Rules — Enforces special password rules for enhanced security. The password must be a minimum of 6

characters and contain one capital letter and one number. The password is masked when you enter it.

• Unsuccessful Login Limit — Specifies the unsuccessful login limit for a user’s account. When the unsuccessful login

limit is exceeded, the lockout duration is applied.

• Lockout Duration — Specifies the amount of time a user is locked out when he or she exceeds the unsuccessful

• Sessions Allowed — Specifies the number of sessions a user is allowed.

• Session Timeout — Specifies the session timeout values.

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