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Code Request Interval TTL Configuration for Security in NetSuite

Configure Code Request Interval TTL for enhanced security in NetSuite, enforcing a minimum wait time for code requests.

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The Code Request Interval Code TTL is an important integer property that determines the minimum wait time (in seconds) a customer must observe before requesting a new verification code. This feature is vital for preventing abuse by limiting the frequency of code resends. By default, the interval is set to 300 seconds.

Key Attributes

  • ID: emailVerification.codeRequestInterval
  • UI Location: Advanced > Email Verification
  • JSON File: EmailVerification.json

Incorporating this setting into your email verification process can enhance security and reduce the risk of unauthorized access.

Best Practices: Consider customizing the interval based on your organization's user experience and security requirements. Testing different wait times may provide insights into the optimal balance between user convenience and security.

Frequently Asked Questions (4)

Where can I find the Code Request Interval TTL setting in NetSuite?
The setting is located in NetSuite under Advanced > Email Verification.
Is there a specific file associated with the Code Request Interval TTL configuration?
Yes, the configuration is associated with the JSON file named 'EmailVerification.json'.
What is the default value for the Code Request Interval TTL in NetSuite?
The default value for the Code Request Interval TTL is set to 300 seconds.
Can the default Code Request Interval TTL be customized?
Yes, you can customize the interval to suit your organization's user experience and security requirements. Testing different wait times can help find the optimal balance.
Source: Code Request Interval Code TTL (In Seconds) — Oracle NetSuite Help Center. This article was generated from official Oracle documentation and enriched with additional context and best practices.

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