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AuthLoginTrackFailure Method—Allows a User To Login if Login Tracking Data Fails

The AuthLoginTrackFailure method sets or retrieves the flag for allowing a user to log in if login tracking data fails to be written to the user directory. Login tracking data includes login attempts and successful logins.

Syntax

The AuthLoginTrackFailure method has the following format:

Netegrity::PolicyMgtPwdPolicy‑>AuthLoginTrackFailure([trackingFlag])

Parameters

The AuthLoginTrackFailure method accepts the following parameter:

trackingFlag (int)

(Optional) Specifies whether to allow the user to login when login tracking fails:

• 1 allows the user to login
• 0 does not allow the user to login

Return Value

The AuthLoginTrackFailure method returns one of the following values:

• The new or existing flag setting
• undef if the call is unsuccessful

Remarks

If you enable this flag, users are allowed to log in even if login tracking data cannot be written to the user directory. If you disable this flag, users are not allowed to log in if login tracking data cannot be written to the user directory.