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Managing authorizations Users
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12.1.2 Managing passwords
In the
Password management
tab you manage the passwords of all defined local accounts.
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(The passwords of LDAP accounts are only managed on the LDAP server.)
The passwords of the local accounts have the attributes
Validity time
,
Warning time
,
Minimum
time
, and
Inactivity time
:
– During the
Validity time
, which applies from the last time the password was set, it is
possible to log in without restriction.
– During the
Minimum time
which is defined by the administrator, the BS2000
administrator, operator, AU administrator or XenVM administrator cannot change their
own password.
– During the
Warning time
, a warning is issued that the password will soon no longer be
valid. However, it is possible to log in without restrictions.
– During the
Inactivity time
, the password is no longer valid, but it is still possible to log in.
Directly after a user has logged in, a request to change the password is issued.
– After the
Inactivity time
has elapsed, the account is locked. It can be opened again from
an(other) administration account or, if necessary, by Customer Support.
– The value
-1
for the
Inactivity time
results in the inactivity time not elapsing.
– The value
99999
for the
Validity time
means, in practice, that you need not change the
password.
The figure below shows the relationship between these times.
Inactivity
time
Minimum
time
Last
change Password
expired
Validity time
Account locked Login possible
Warning
time
Time