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0D51Y00005tHRPsSAOOkta Classic EngineAdministrationAnswered2024-04-17T09:29:12.000Z2019-01-15T22:36:42.000Z2019-01-17T23:45:27.000Z

FrankG.82553 (Customer) asked a question.

Is Login attempt from blocked IP still accounted to lockout accounts?

We have an "Allowed Geographic Regions", which only contains USA and Canada. In recent days, our several users were locked-out. From system log, there are many failed login attempts from other countries. I wonder if those login attempts from blocked IP are accounted to lockout accounts? It shouldn't be, right?


  • FrankG.82553 (Customer)

    Thank you for prompt reply! As I mentioned on my post, “We have an "Allowed Geographic Regions", which only contains USA and Canada.” I thought it blocks all IPs out of “USA and Canada”. Doesn’t it?
  • 6iga1 (6iga1)

    Frank, I don't think so. The ONLY way I found to stop even the initial attempt was to use the blacklist checkbox when you define your geo-locations. Since I wanted to allows only the US and block everything else, a white-list would have been better but I was only able to get it to work by adding every other country in the world and blacklisting them. Crude but (mostly) effective.

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Is Login attempt from blocked IP still accounted to lockout accounts?