Translation of questions can be made only to the questions that have been added in the default language.
To delete questions of a default language
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To open the Administration site, enter the Administration site URL in the address bar of your web browser. By default, the URL is http(s)://<ComputerName>/PMAdminADLDS/.
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On the Administration site home page, click the Q&A Policy link under the Management Policy.
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On the Configure Questions and Answers Policy page, click Edit questions under Question List. The Edit Questions in the Default Language page appears.
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Click X against the question that has to be deleted, then click Save.
To delete questions of a specific language
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To open the Administration site, enter the Administration site URL in the address bar of your web browser. By default, the URL is http(s)://<ComputerName>/PMAdminADLDS/.
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On the Administration site home page, click the Q&A Policy link under the Management Policy.
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On the Configure Questions and Answers Policy page, click the language for which the questions have to be deleted. The Translate Questions page appears.
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Click Delete questions, then click OK.
To Edit questions of a default language
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On the home page of the Administration site, click Q&A Policy link under the Management Policy.
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On the Configure Questions and Answers Policy page, under Questions List, click the Edit questions link.
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In the Edit questions in the Default Language page, edit the required question.
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Click Save.
To Edit questions of a specific language
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On the home page of the Administration site, click Q&A Policy link under the Management Policy.
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On the Configure Questions and Answers Policy page, navigate to the Translations: section and click the language for which the questions have to be edited.
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In the translated text box against each of the questions, edit the required question.
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Click Save.
IMPORTANT:
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Q&A Policy supports multiple languages. It requires the Password Manager Administrator to configure the required languages for the users to see the same in the Self service site.
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Change language link appears in the self-service site only when the Password Manager administrator has translated the questions in the required languages.
When you have installed Password Manager, follow this checklist to configure the solution to implement automated and secure password management in an AD LDS instance.
Management Policy is a core element of Password Manager. Using the Management Policy you can configure workflows for registering new users, resetting passwords, and others. For each Management Policy you can configure a user scope, and delegate helpdesk tasks by configuring a helpdesk scope. You can configure multiple Management Policies with different user and helpdesk scopes, workflows and secret questions. The default Management Policy with preconfigured workflows is available out of the box.
A Management Policy consists of the following components:
User scope is a group or several groups of users managed by Password Manager. When configuring the user scope for a Management Policy, you can add connections to multiple AD LDS instances.
Helpdesk scope is a group of helpdesk operators who are allowed to manage users from the user scope of the same Management Policy. By configuring the helpdesk scope you can delegate administrative tasks to specified helpdesk operators. For more information about the helpdesk scope, see Configuring Access to the Helpdesk Site.
Questions and Answers policy (Q&A policy) is a policy within which secret questions and Q&A profile settings are defined. Secret questions are a set of mandatory, optional and helpdesk questions for users’ Questions and Answers profiles. These questions are used to register users with Password Manager and later to authenticate users when they use the Self-Service site. Q&A profile settings define how many questions a user must answer to create Q&A profile settings and set requirements for user’s questions and answers. For more information about Q&A policy, see Configuring Questions and Answers Policy.
All workflows are divided into two categories: self-service and helpdesk workflows. The self-service workflows define the tasks available to users on the Self-Service site, that is, every configured workflow is a task on the Self-Service site. The helpdesk workflows define what tasks are available to helpdesk operators on the Helpdesk site. A workflow consists of several activities that you can add to or remove from the workflow to customize it.
The Default Management Policy offers preconfigured workflows. You can also create your own workflows. For more information about workflows, see Workflow overview.
User enforcement rules allow you to set up the enforcement schedule to invite users to create or update their Q&A profiles and configure the reminder that will notify users to change passwords before password expiration. For more information, see User Enforcement Rules.
