Secure user information with greater control over password requirements.
To set your password policy:
- Select More from the Header menu.
- Select Domain Settings.
- Locate the Authentication card and complete the relevant fields:
- Minimum password length: This number represents the lowest number of characters the password must contain.
- Minimum character classes used: This number represents the minimum number (up to four) of character classes (lowercase, uppercase, numbers, and special symbols) the password must contain.
- Must change password after: This duration can be set in various units (days, years, months, etc.) and must be entered using International Organization for Standardization (ISO) designators (see section below).
- Prevent password reuse interval: This duration can be set in various units (days, years, months, etc.) and must be entered using ISO designators (see section below).
- Number of unsuccessful login attempts before lockout: This number represents the number of failed logins before the user is locked out.
- Lockout duration: This duration can be set in various units (days, years, months, etc.) and must be entered using ISO designators (see section below). You can manually override password lockouts if necessary.
- Select Save.
ISO duration designators
ISO durations use one-letter designators and a simple format to indicate standardized time intervals. To enter a duration:
- Enter P (period) if you want to use days, weeks, months, or years as your unit of time, and PT (period, time) if you want to use seconds, minutes, or hours.
- Enter the number of units that you want to use.
- Enter the desired time unit designators:
- D (days), W (weeks), M (months), Y (years) if you used P.
- S (seconds), M (minutes), H (hours) if you used PT.
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