Introduction
Different password policies can be defined for each target system. The policy always consists of a combination of a regex pattern array and a validation text, which in turn is defined as a name key. The name key in turn allows the text to be translated into multiple languages.
Regex-Pattern-Array
The regex pattern array is a list of several regex patterns. This list must be entered in the JSON syntax.
Example multiple conditions:
[ ".{8,32}", "[A-Z]", "[a-z]", "[0-9]" ]
Beispiel einfache Bedingung:
[ ".{8,32}" ]
Validation text
For each regex pattern array a validation text can be defined, which is displayed to the user if one of the patterns does not apply.
Default-Guideline
If no password policy is assigned to a target system, the default policy applies, which has the following conditions defined:
At least one capital letter
At least one lowercase letter
Length between 8 and 32 characters
Regex | Name-Key | Text |
|---|---|---|
[ "[A-Z]" ] | Global.Validation.Password.Uppercase | Please enter at least one capital letter |
[ "[a-z]" ] | Global.Validation.Password.Lowercase | Please enter at least one lowercase letter |
[ "[0-9]" ] | Global.Validation.Password.Number | Please enter at least one number |
[ "[^A-Za-z0-9]" ] | Global.Validation.Password.specialcharacter | Please enter at least one special character |
[ ".{8,32}" ] | Global.Validation.Password.8To32Characters | Please enter between 8 and 32 letters |
[ ".{10}" ] | Global.Validation.Password.DoesNot10charcacter | Please increase the password length to min. 10 characters |
How-to articles
Related articles
Filter by label
There are no items with the selected labels at this time.