glog.login Properties

To control the behavior of Oracle Transportation Management, you can change settings in the glog.properties file or the appropriate property set.

Note: To protect hosted systems, these properties cannot be modified in the cloud without a service request.

Property	New in Version	Description
glog.login.recordInvalidLogin		If true, failed login attempts are stored in the GL_LOGIN_HISTORY table. This is primarily for auditing purposes and detecting a denial-of-service attack. Default: true
glog.login.statusInvalidLogin	6.0	This property deals with the message that occurs when a user tries to login multiple times with an invalid password and the account gets locked out. A vague message will not indicate that the password is correct. This property checks account status even if the password is invalid. If the status is dormant or locked out, the client will get a locked out error even if his password is invalid. If true, the locked-out message takes precedence over an invalid login message. Default: true
glog.login.suppressAccountPolicy	6.2	Oracle Transportation Management security allows each user to be assigned an account policy. This policy provides login and password rules, enables login tracking and controls account expiration. The Account Policy function can be turned on or off system-wide using this property. It is recommended that you keep this feature off for Oracle Transportation Management instances using Single Sign-On by setting this to true. To suppress all assigned account policies, set glog.login.suppressAccountPolicy = true.

Property

New in Version

Description

glog.login.recordInvalidLogin

If true, failed login attempts are stored in the GL_LOGIN_HISTORY table. This is primarily for auditing purposes and detecting a denial-of-service attack.

Default: true

glog.login.statusInvalidLogin

6.0

This property deals with the message that occurs when a user tries to login multiple times with an invalid password and the account gets locked out. A vague message will not indicate that the password is correct.

This property checks account status even if the password is invalid. If the status is dormant or locked out, the client will get a locked out error even if his password is invalid. If true, the locked-out message takes precedence over an invalid login message.

Default: true

glog.login.suppressAccountPolicy

6.2

Oracle Transportation Management security allows each user to be assigned an account policy. This policy provides login and password rules, enables login tracking and controls account expiration. The Account Policy function can be turned on or off system-wide using this property. It is recommended that you keep this feature off for Oracle Transportation Management instances using Single Sign-On by setting this to true.

To suppress all assigned account policies, set glog.login.suppressAccountPolicy = true.

glog.login Properties

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