Setting Local User Password Control Parameters; Setting Super Password Control Parameters - HP MSR2000 Configuration Manual

Setting local user password control parameters

Step
1. Enter system view.
2. Create a device management
user and enter local user view.
3. Configure the password
expiration time for the local
user.
4. Configure the minimum
password length for the local
user.
5. Configure the password
composition policy for the
local user.
6. Configure the password
complexity checking policy
for the local user.
7. Specify the maximum number
of login attempts and the
action to be taken for the local
user when the user fails to log
in after the specified number
of attempts.

Setting super password control parameters

The super password allows you to obtain a temporary user role without reconnecting to the device. For
more information, see Fundamentals Configuration Guide.
Command
system-view
local-user user-name class manage
password-control aging aging-time
password-control length length
password-control composition
type-number type-number
[ type-length type-length ]
password-control complexity
{ same-character | user-name }
check
password-control login-attempt
login-times [ exceed { lock |
lock-time time | unlock } ]
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Remarks
N/A
By default, no local user exists.
Local user password control
applies to device management
users instead of network access
users.
For information about how to
configure a local user, see
"Configuring AAA."
By default, the setting equals that
for the user group to which the
local user belongs. If no expiration
time is configured for the user
group, the global setting applies to
the local user.
By default, the setting equals that
for the user group to which the
local user belongs. If no minimum
password length is configured for
the user group, the global setting
applies to the local user.
By default, the settings equal those
for the user group to which the
local user belongs. If no password
composition policy is configured
for the user group, the global
settings apply to the local user.
By default, the settings equal those
for the user group to which the
local user belongs. If no password
complexity checking policy is
configured for the user group, the
global settings apply to the local
user.
By default, the settings equal those
for the user group to which the
local user belongs. If no
login-attempt policy is configured
for the user group, the global
settings apply to the local user.