Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER 2010.4 - CONFIGURING INFRANET CONTROLLER GUIDE REV 01 Manual page 149

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Add or modify local authentication server instance settings as specified in Table 42
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Click one:
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OK—Saves the changes.
Cancel—Cancels the modifications.
Table 42: Local Authentication Server Instance Configuration Details
Option Function
Auth Server Name Specifies the local auth server
instance name.
Auth Server Type Specifies the auth server type.
Local Auth Settings
Minimum password Specifies the minimum number of
length (characters) characters that a password must
have.
Maximum password Specifies the maximum number of
length characters that a password can
consist of.
Minimum number of Specifies the minimum number of
digits required in the digits that must be present in the
password (digits) password.
Minimum number of Specifies the minimum number of
letters required in the letters that must be present in the
password (letters) password.
Require passwords to Specifies that the password contain
have a mix of UPPER both upper- and lowercase letters.
and LOWER CASE
letters
Require password to Specifies that the password must
be different from be different from the username.
username
Require new Specifies that the new password
passwords to be must be different from the previous
different from password.
previous password
Allow users to change Specifies that users can change
their passwords their passwords.
Chapter 13: Configuring Authentication Servers
Your Action
Enter a name for the local
authentication server instance.
Select Local Authentication.
Enter the minimum password
length.
Enter the maximum length of the
password.
Enter the minimum number of
digits that must be present in the
password.
Enter the minimum number of
digits that must be present in the
password.
Select Local Auth Settings >
Require passwords to have a mix
of UPPER and LOWER CASE
letters to enable this option.
Select Local Auth Settings >
Require password to be different
from username to enable this
option.
Select Local Auth Settings
>Require new passwords to be
different from previous password
to enable this option.
Select Local Auth Settings>
Allow users to change their
passwords to enable this option.
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