When users first run SecureLogin, SecureLogin asks them to set up a passphrase question and a passphrase answer. SecureLogin uses the question and answer to ensure that no one else uses their login credentials to access their applications.
You can provide customized questions for users to respond to as well as allow users to enter a passphrase question.
To provide preset passphrase questions for users:
In ConsoleOne, right-click an object, then click Properties.
Click Novell SecureLogin, then select Passphrase Preferences from the drop-down list.
At the Passphrase dialog box, click New.
To edit a passphrase question, select it, click Edit, make changes, click OK, and then click Apply.
Type a question in the New Passphrase text box, then click OK.
Click Apply.
To allow users to enter their own passphrase questions, select Yes from the Allow Users To Enter a Passphrase Question drop-down list.
If you select No, users must respond to a predefined question before they can enter or change a passphrase.
When users first encounter SecureLogin, SecureLogin provides introductory text that explains passphrases. You can edit that text and provide a customized introduction.
From the Passphrase Preferences page, go to the Passphrase Setup dialog box.
Check the Use Customized Help Text text box.
Type text in the Help Text pane.
If you uncheck the check box, your customized prompt is disabled.
Click Apply > OK.
By default, SecureLogin requires a passphrase that has at least six characters. To set other requirements:
At the Passphrase Preferences page, go to the Passphrase Policy Setup dialog box.
Select Yes from the drop-down list.
Click Edit to display parameters for the policy.
Set parameters, then click OK.
You can also set advanced settings. For more information, see the Help system in ConsoleOne.