In
this tutorial we are looking at the granting of new Passwords, Suspension
from Logon and Password Roll, or forced Password Roll. |
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all of these Actions, we will choose Maintain User. |
And the first example we
are going to look at is that of a New Password. Now when do we give a
New Password? It is so that not even
the Systems Administrator, nor anybody else, can find out what somebody’s
Password is. If somebody loses or forgets his or her Password, nobody can
find out what that Password is. All you can do is grant
a New Password and the User can then Log On and change his or her Password
again to something that only that User knows. |
So
in this example I am giving John Smith a New Password and what I am typing
is “newpasswis” |
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The
System will of course immediately encrypt the Password and all we need to do
is Update or Save the record |
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The
next example that we look at is that of Password Roll or Forced Password
Roll. |
This action can be done
for all Users at the same time, if we specify the * or asterisk. And if we do not want to
do it for all Users, at the same time, then we can select a specific User and
just force a Password Roll for that one particular User. What does Password Roll
mean? It means that the next time that a User who is flagged for Password
Roll, Logs On, then that User will be forced by the System, to select a New
Password, before the User can continue working or doing anything else in the
system. |
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choose Next. |
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Next, we look at
Suspension or <UN> Suspension of a User, or Users. When a User is Suspended
from Logon, that User cannot Log onto the System. Unless the User is
again, at some point in time, <UN> Suspended. |
And here we have 3
Options. If we choose the 1st, then we can Suspend or <UN> Suspend
a single User. The System will open the
User’s Master Record, with a field that we can check for Suspension, or
uncheck it for <UN>Suspension. Then we also have an
Option to Suspend all Users, except Self. This option will only be
allowed to Super Users. But when this happens, you possibly have some
maintenance to do, or something like that, and want to keep all Users out of
the System for the time being. And then once you have
done that, only you are allowed to work with the System, or use the System,
until you come and perform the <UN>Suspend All Users. Or Unsuspend any Users that are currently
Suspended. |
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