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Select DevicePassword
Profiles or PanoramaPassword Profiles to set basic
password requirements for individual local accounts. Password profiles override
any Minimum
Password Complexity settings you defined for all local accounts
(DeviceSetupManagement).
To apply a password profile to an account, select DeviceAdministrators (firewalls)
or PanoramaAdministrators (Panorama),
select an account, and then select the Password Profile.
You cannot assign password profiles to administrative accounts
that use local database authentication (see Device
> Local User Database > Users).
To create a password profile, Add and
specify the information in the following table.
Password Profile
Settings | Description |
---|---|
Name | Enter a name to identify the password profile
(up to 31 characters). The name is case-sensitive and must be unique.
Use only letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens, and underscores. |
Required Password Change Period (days) | Require that administrators change their
password on a regular basis specified a by a number of days (range
is 0 to 365). Example, if the value is set to 90, administrators
will be prompted to change their password every 90 days. You can
also set an expiration warning from 0 to 30 days and specify a grace
period. |
Expiration Warning Period (days) | If a required password change period is
set, this setting can be used to prompt the user to change their
password at each log in as the forced password change date approaches
(range is 0 to 30). |
Post Expiration Admin Login Count | Allow the administrator to log in a specified
number of times after their account has expired. Example, if the
value is set to 3 and their account has expired, they can log in
3 more times before their account is locked out (range is 0 to 3). |
Post Expiration Grace Period (days) | Allow the administrator to log in the specified
number of days after their account has expired (range is 0 to 30). |