Set password policy
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minimum length
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complexity
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maximum password expiration date
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timeout for user session
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ban on setting previously used passwords
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account blocking due to incorrect password entry
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Open the Settings section.
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In the Password policy block, specify the parameters in the fields (values are selected from the drop-down lists).
Password Policy Settings:
Field name | Description |
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Minimum length |
The minimum number of characters (6 to 16) that must be in the password |
Complexity |
Requirements of complexity. Set several restrictions for the selected passwords at once:
* Latin capital letters (from A to Z);
* Latin lowercase letters (from a to z);
* Characters other than letters and numbers (for example,!, $, |
Session time |
Session duration in minutes. If the user does not take any action during this time, Doc.one will ask him to log in again |
Maximum password expiration date |
The maximum password age in days. Three days before the expiration date, the system will notify the user that it is necessary to change the password. If the user did not manage to change the password, at the next login Doc.one will prompt for a new password |
Keep a journal |
Password Logging allows you to configure the number of passwords (from 0 to 24) that will be stored in Doc.one’s memory. Each new password must differ from the previous ones by at least one character. |
Blocking threshold |
Number of consecutive unsuccessful login attempts to Doc.one |
Account lockout duration |
Number of minutes after which the counter of unsuccessful attempts is reset |

Please note that after using all login attempts, the user is locked out. Only the administrator can restore it in the Users section (see more: Unlocking an account).
Warning
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If synchronization with Microsoft Active Directory is configured, password policy setting is not available. |