2010 Feb 23 4:13 PM
Hi,
Is there any way to provide excemption to some of the users in my system from the password policies set? I mean in my system, I have specified that the password should be of 8 charctors with one special charactor and it should expired after 6 weeks. Is there any way for some specifc user to excempted from this policy?
I am aware that by changing the user type to Service or System, this will get excempted from expiration part. I would liket to know is there any way so that I can do excemption for other password policies also.
Thanks and Regards,
Rajeev
2010 Feb 23 6:05 PM
Currently, no.
I am aware that there is a development request to be able to use configurable "security policies" as transportable customizing, and then the policy can be assigned to users or groups of them, so... also client dependently.
I am not sure when this will be available, but in the current releases / EhPs there is no solution for you yet anyway.
Cheers,
Julius
Hi,
Is there any way to provide excemption to some of the users in my system from the password policies set? I mean in my system, I have specified that the password should be of 8 charctors with one special charactor and it should expired after 6 weeks. Is there any way for some specifc user to excempted from this policy?
I am aware that by changing the user type to Service or System, this will get excempted from expiration part. I would liket to know is there any way so that I can do excemption for other password policies also.
Thanks and Regards,
Rajeev
2010 Feb 23 6:05 PM
Currently, no.
I am aware that there is a development request to be able to use configurable "security policies" as transportable customizing, and then the policy can be assigned to users or groups of them, so... also client dependently.
I am not sure when this will be available, but in the current releases / EhPs there is no solution for you yet anyway.
Cheers,
Julius
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