2.5.1 Defining the password entry rules that apply to all domain content (system administrator)
Define the password entry rules for logging in to JP1/DH - Server.
The authentication rules for logging in to JP1/DH - Server are called authentication policies. An authentication policy that applies to all domain content for anyone who logs in to JP1/DH - Server is called the standard authentication policy. In this example, the standard authentication policy will be defined.
Prerequisites
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The system administrator logs in to JP1/DH - Server as admin.
Procedure
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Log in to JP1/DH - Server as admin.
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In the sidebar area, select Authentication Rules and Authentication Policy Definitions.
The Authentication Policies window appears in the content area.
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Click the menu icon (
![[Figure]](GRAPHICS/ZUICON03.GIF)
) for The Standard Authentication Policy., and then select Edit.
The Edit Authentication policy window appears.
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Make sure that the name of the standard authentication policy appears in the Policy Name (Japanese/Chinese) and Policy Name (English) text boxes.
Do not delete either of these names. If the text boxes are empty, you will be unable to update the policy.
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In Auth Methods, check that only Standard Password Authentication is selected.
If Standard Password Authentication is not selected or if Certificate Authentication or SSO Authentication are selected, select only Standard Password Authentication.
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Set Password Setting Policy.
Set each items as follows:
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Need two or more types of characters.
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Reject passwords with a user ID.
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Enter a value of 8 or more in Minimum number of characters.
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Remove the Expire date check box, and then enter the expiration period.
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Click the Update button.
The standard authentication policy is updated, and the dialog box that indicates the completion of the update appears.
Postrequisites
Define the policies to apply to data delivery for all domain content.
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