Use this tab to define attributes that are specific to your HP-UX server only.
The fields in this property sheet are listed below:
The valid values are as follows:
The server creates the passwords. The passwords will be composed entirely of alphabetical characters and combined to create a pronounceable word; however, this word will not be encountered in every day language. Select this option so users can have passwords that they can remember.
The current server-wide password default is applied to the user.
The server does not create the passwords.
The valid values are as follows:
The server generates character passwords. Passwords can contain randomly selected ASCII characters constructed in such a way that they do not form commonly used names or words and they are not pronounceable.
The current server-wide password default is applied to the user.
The server does not generate character passwords.
The valid values are as follows:
The server generates letter passwords. Passwords can contain only randomly selected uppercase and lowercase alphabetical characters that are constructed in such a way that they do not form commonly used names or words and they are not pronounceable.
Default
The current server-wide password default is applied to the user.
The server does not generate letter passwords.
The valid values are as follows:
The user can create his or her own password.
Default
The current server-wide password default is applied to the user.
The user cannot create his or her own password.
The valid values are as follows:
The password is processed by the spell command to ensure that it does not appear in a dictionary database used by the spell check. This prevents the use of common words, for example, when the server-generates pronounceable passwords.
Default
The current server-wide password default is applied to the user.
The password is not processed by the spell command.
The valid values are as follows:
The user can specify a password or a NULL password. This allows anyone to access his or her account without any password.
Default
The current server-wide password default is applied to the user.
The user cannot specify a password or a NULL password.
Specifies how many characters are allowed for the password. If the user types a password that contains more characters than the value, additional characters beyond the limit are ignored.
If this text box is left blank, the current server-wide password default is applied to the user.
Specifies that you want to enable the password aging options for this tab.
Specifies the number of days allowed between password changes.
If a password expires and is not changed before the Password Life Time elapses, the password is removed from the server and the login account is disabled. The account cannot be used until a new password is defined or until an administrator enables the account.
A value of zero disables the Password Life Time for the user.
Displays a warning message that specifies how many days before a password expires. This value must be less than the Password Life Time value.
A value of zero means that no warning is given to the user.
Specifies how many days a password expires after you create it. It ensures that a new password is created before the user can log on to the server.
A value of zero disables the Password Expiration Time.
Specifies the number of days that must expire after you change a password and before you can change it again. This value must be greater than the Password Expiration Time value.
A value of zero means that the user can change back to the old password immediately.
Specifies the status of the password age. You can choose from the following:
Determines the expiration date of the account. This value is determined by adding the number of days to the current server clock date.
If a value is not specified, there is no expiration date assigned to the account.
Specifies the maximum number of days that can expire between logins before the account is disabled.
Specifies the number of unsuccessful login attempts that are allowed for the account before the terminal connection is disconnected.
The valid values are as follows:
The user has the ability to access the server after booting the server from a single‑user state.
Default
The user is not able to boot the server from a single-user state.
The user does not have the ability to access the server.
Specifies the times that the user is able to login to the server. The valid values are as follows:
Gives the user unrestricted login access
Lets the user login every day of the week at a specific time
Lets the user login Monday through Friday at a specific time
Gives the user one login time and the login time is uniquely defined for each day of the week. You must use the following format: "HH:mm HH:mm"
When you select any of these times, the fields representing the days and times appear.
Specifies the start and stop times for user access on Mondays.
Specifies the start and stop times for user access on Tuesdays.
Specifies the start and stop times for user access on Wednesdays.
Specifies the start and stop times for user access on Thursdays.
Specifies the start and stop times for user access on Fridays.
Specifies the start and stop times for user access on Saturdays.
Specifies the start and stop times for user access on Sundays.
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