Security hardening

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The system can blacklist the source IP address of a would-be attacker if a number of unsuccessful access attempts are made within a specified period of time. The following two Registry entries determine how many invalid login attempts are permissible before the source IP is blacklisted and, if so, for how long the blacklist will remain in place until further attempts are entertained:-

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If you would like to change the default port used for web traffic, you can edit the WWWServerPort Registry key.

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Within the Windows Registry, right click and select New ? -> String Value and name it HighSecurity.

ThenNext, double-click on it and enter the Value of True, as shown below:

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You can change the type of connection that TIM will respond to, by adding the Registry String Value WWWSSLProtocol.

Note that this this is a case-insensitive string value with one of the following data values:

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Each part of the complexity string is defined by a pair of characters, a single character denoting the type of policy, immediately followed by a numeric character (0-9) stipulating how many characters of that type are required to satisfy the password policy.

The Type The 

• A:  Upper- or lower-case characters
• a:  Lower-case characters
• !:  Symbol characters
• #:  Numeric characters

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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Tri-Line\TIM Enterprise\Main\PasswordComplexity = "A6a0!0#2"

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