Reset Admin password after wrong attempts

Hello,
I wanted to expose my intranet site collection for anonymous users. Before that i wanted to know that by any method could a anonymous access the admin section(site section) of the site? How secure it is?
Plus if any user trying to access admin section, is there a way to reset the admin's password after 3 wrong attempts?
Any help would be really appreciated.

Hi Rizwan,
The "admin" pages are secured just like any other page on a non-anonymous site collection. For instance, the _layouts/settings.aspx page (the site settings page), will require authentication. So to answer your question:
Could an anonymous user access the admin section in any way? Not as far as I know, because it requires authentication.
Your second question, regarding resetting the admin password is a little harder.
What do you mean by "admin" password. Do you have only 1 user that is authorized to the site settings page?
You can use Group Policies to lock users if they enter a wrong password.
Nico Martens - MCTS, MCITP
SharePoint 2010 Infrastructure Consultant / Trainer

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