Creating a Password Policy

To create a password policy script, create a new script by using the user administration tool or ConsoleOneTM. The following procedure is for the user administration tool.

  1. Right-click the SecureLogin icon on the system tray and then click Manage Logins.

  2. Select the application that you will create the script for and then click Password Policies.


    The Password Policies tab

  3. (Conditional) Click New.

    If you have already created a password policy that meets the requirements that you intend, select it.


    LIst of password policies

  4. Enter a name and then click OK.

    For example, for the DevNet application, enter devnetpol instead of DevNet. Describe the application but don't use the same name used on the Login page.

    The following graphic illustrates the dialog box for a new name:


    Naming a password policy

  5. Select the new policy name, click Edit, type values, and then click OK.

    The values allow you to set certain criteria or rules. For example, the password must be a certain length and it cannot contain certain characters

    The following figure illustrates values that you can enter:


    Values for a password policy

  6. (Optional) Set advanced policies.

    Click Advanced and type values.

    The following figure illustrates the dialog box for advanced policies:


    Advanced settings for a password policy

    The following characters satisfy the punctuation setting:

    Character Character Name

    ~

    Tilde or swung dash

    !

    Exclamation mark

    @

    "At"

    #

    Hash or pound

    $

    Dollar

    %

    Percent

    ^

    Caret

    &

    Ampersand

    *

    Asterisk

     

    Space

    ( )

    Parentheses

    _

    Underscore

    +

    Plus

    |

    Delimiter or delimiter bar

    -

    Hyphen

    =

    Equals

    \

    Backward slash or backward diagonal

    { }

    Braces or curly brackets

    [ ]

    Brackets

    :

    Colon

    ;

    Semicolon

    "

    Quotation mark

    '

    Single quotation mark

    <

    Greater than

    >

    Less than

    ?

    Question mark

    /

    Slash, diagonal, or slant

    ,

    Comma

    .

    Period or full stop

    '

    Grave or accent grave mark