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apply when new users are added or when passwords are changed. Because newly set conditions
do not apply to existing user passwords, existing users can continue to log in to Replication Manager
using their existing passwords, even if those passwords do not conform to the newly established
conditions.
To change password conditions:
1. From the Explorer menu, choose Administration and then Security.
The Security subwindow appears.
2. Expand the object tree, and then select Password under Security.
The Password subwindow appears.
3. Click Edit Settings.
The Password dialog box appears.
4. Change the desired conditions and then apply them.
The information in the display is updated.
Related topics
• Viewing conditions for passwords , page 348
• About security settings , page 347
Viewing settings for automatic account locking
You can view whether the function for automatically locking accounts is enabled. When it is enabled,
the number of successive login failures is displayed as the threshold for locking accounts.
To view the settings for the automatic account locking function:
1. From the Explorer menu, choose Administration and then Security.
The Security subwindow appears.
2. Expand the object tree, and then select Account Lock under Security.
The settings for the function are displayed in the Account Lock subwindow.
Changing settings for automatic account locking
You can automatically lock user accounts to prevent unauthorized access. To enable automatic account
locking you must specify the number of unsuccessful login attempts after which an account should to
be locked. The built-in account (user ID:
System ) can never be locked even when this function is
used.
TIP:
If Replication Manager is in a cluster environment, the function must be set for each management
server. For details on how to set the automatic account locking function on a management server, see
the
HP P9000 Replication Manager Software Configuration Guide.
For a user account that logs in by linking to an external authorization server, the settings on the
external authentication server are used for automatic locking control.
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