How can I enable a custom login failure trigger for an application?

Overview

This article outlines the procedure for enabling a custom login failure trigger within the Juggernaut Firewall management interface.

Enabling a Custom Login Failure Trigger

  1. Navigate to Juggernaut Firewall -> Settings -> Login Failure Daemon -> Login Failure Blocking -> Login Failure Custom Triggers.
  2. Locate the desired custom trigger and click the Edit icon.
  3. Select the Enabled checkbox, then click Submit to save the configuration.
  4. Click the Restart button in the grid interface to restart the login failure daemon and apply the changes.

Troubleshooting

  • If the trigger does not activate, verify that the login failure daemon has successfully restarted by checking the service status in the grid interface.
  • Confirm that the custom trigger parameters align with the target application's authentication logs to ensure proper detection and blocking behavior.
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