Neoview User Management and Security Administration Guide (R2.5)
RolePwdForDB: false
Password Quality Options:
PwdQualMinLen: 8
PwdQualReqCriteria: 0
PwdQualReqSpecChar: false
PwdQualReqUpper: false
PwdQualReqLower: false
PwdQualReqDigit: false
PwdReqForPowerRoleReset: false
PwdReqForSuperReset: false
PwdQualNoUserName: false
PwdQualNoRepeatChars: false
Password Control Options:
PwdCtrlGracePeriod: 7
PwdCtrlDefaultExprDate:
PwdCtrlDefaultExprDays: 0
PwdHistory: 10
PwdCanChangeWithin: 0
PwdAuthFailsBeforeDelay: 30
PwdAuthFailDelayInSecs: 1
Compatibility Options:
R2_93_CompatibilityMode: false
AllowPreR25Drivers: true
OptimizeForLocalAccess: false
--- SEC operation complete.
ALTER POLICY Command
This command lets you modify any policy settings or return one or more policies to their default
settings. Only a user who has the ROLE.SECMGR role may enter this command.
Syntax
[.SEC] ALTER POLICY {pwdcomplexity, {complexityattributes}|pwdquality, {qualityattributes}|log,
{logattributes}|{policyattribute}|reset {resetattributes}}
Parameters
Any instance of this command will have two or three major elements:
• The keywords ALTER POLICY are required in all cases.
• A keyword denoting the category of policy or a wish to set a policy to its default value,
where:
— pwdcomplexity introduces a list of attributes corresponding to password quality
rules.
— pwdquality introduces a list of attributes corresponding to password control rules.
— log introduces a list of attributes corresponding to security logging rules.
— reset introduces a list of attributes to reset to their default values
This element is omitted if the command will alter only a single policyattribute.
• A comma-separated list of attribute value pairs, one of:
— complexityattributes
— qualityattributes
— logattributes
— resetattributes
or a single attribute value pair: policyattribute.
complexityattributes correspond to most of the attributes whose names begin with PwdQual
in the INFO POLICY display, but you use different keywords on input. The following table
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