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    Forced User Password Complexity

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    • coreyfC
      coreyf
      last edited by

      Re: Password Expiry and Complexity

      We're working to deploy Mango in environments where customers require an enforced minimum password complexity. The reference topic above mentions the back-end supports it but it's not yet configurable. I checked our Mango settings and indeed see a setting to expire passwords, but there's nothing for enforced complexity.

      Is enforced complexity still in the pipeline? Is there a way to manually set enforcement through the back-end if the GUI won't support configuration for a while?

      Systems Engineer
      Mikros Systems Corporation

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      • terrypackerT
        terrypacker
        last edited by

        There is no UI implemented yet but these are the system settings you can adjust via the system settings REST api here are the keys for the settings:

        //Password rules settings, count of 0 means no rule applied
        public static final String PASSWORD_UPPER_CASE_COUNT = "password.rule.upperCaseCount";
        public static final String PASSWORD_LOWER_CASE_COUNT = "password.rule.lowerCaseCount";
        public static final String PASSWORD_DIGIT_COUNT = "password.rule.digitCount";
        public static final String PASSWORD_SPECIAL_COUNT = "password.rule.specialCount";
        public static final String PASSWORD_LENGTH_MIN = "password.rule.lengthMin";
        public static final String PASSWORD_LENGTH_MAX = "password.rule.lengthMax";
        
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        • coreyfC
          coreyf
          last edited by

          Fantastic, thank you very much! I'll pass this along to the developers and let you know if we run into any issues. I appreciate the quick help.

          Systems Engineer
          Mikros Systems Corporation

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