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Re: protected password database on trusted mode

 
san_intel3
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protected password database on trusted mode

we are having HP-UX 11.0 on a system and right now the system password expiration parameter in the /tcb/files/auth/system/default file is showing u_exp=0 which means the default password expiration has not set.
When I set the parameter using
modprdef -m exptm=12

will it have impact on all login ids on the system??

And for one id (say oracle) if we set the u_exp parameter to 0(which means password age for oracle id is not set) in the file /tcb/files/auth/o/oracle
which value will be considered by the system for oracle password expiration..is it a default value or the value in the oracle file...

So, finally will oracle id be having password expiration time as 12(default) or password age will not be set at all??




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Bill Hassell
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Re: protected password database on trusted mode

Global policies like password aging will apply to the next password change -- setting exptm=12 simply defines a new value. You must run the command:

modprpw -V

to set all the password expiration times to the new value. Like modprdef, modprpw is located in /usr/lbin.


Bill Hassell, sysadmin