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Securing Passwords
Hi All,
I'd like to give you an example of what I am trying to achieve and perhaps you might be able to help me along. I would like to add the following criteria to new servers, from a password aging and lockout standpoint. -Number of failed logins before lockout: = 5 -Number of Passwords before reuse: = 12 -Password MAX age: = 6 -Password Min. Length: = 6 -Password Min. Other Characters: = 1 I know I can use the chage command to set most of these changes on a single user basis. Is there a way to set these globally for users? Thanks, mkono |
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Set globally for users?
Depends of the OS... in aix 5.X it would be in /etc/security/user ( modify the default stanza params...) in HP 11.XX you would configure /etc/default/security in Solaris ... etc... |
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