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3b Determine the time between a password expiration warning and the actual
password expiration.
3c Set the number of grace uses of an expired password before the password
expires entirely.
4 Configure the lockout policies:
4a Enable password locking.
4b Determine the number of bind failures that trigger a password lock.
4c Determine the duration of the password lock.
4d Determine for how long password failures are kept in the cache before they
are purged.
5 Apply your password policy settings with Accept.
To edit a previously created database, select its base DN in the tree to the left. In the
right part of the window, YaST displays a dialog similar to the one used for the creation
of a new database—with the main difference that the base DN entry is grayed out and
cannot be changed.
After leaving the LDAP server configuration by selecting Finish, you are ready to go
with a basic working configuration for your LDAP server. To fine-tune this setup, edit
the file /etc/openldap/slapd.conf accordingly then restart the server.
36.6 Configuring an LDAP Client with
YaST
YaST includes a module to set up LDAP-based user management. If you did not enable
this feature during the installation, start the module by selecting Network Services >
LDAP Client. YaST automatically enables any PAM and NSS related changes as required
by LDAP and installs the necessary files.
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