You can use this rule to create your own password policy message to be displayed on the Self-Service site when users change or reset their passwords. For example, if you want to hide all other policy messages and display your custom message to users, enable this policy rule, enter the message text, and select the Hide messages from other policy rules and display only this message check box. If you do not select this check box, messages from all enabled policy rules will be displayed.
Note, that this rule does not check the password compliance with the configured password policy. Configure this rule to display your custom message instead of or together with other policy messages when users change or reset passwords on the Self-Service site.
- To configure the custom rule
- Follow the steps outlined in Configuring Password Policy Rules.
- On the Policy Rules tab, click Custom Rule to expand the rule settings.
- Under Custom Rule, select the Enable check box to enable this rule.
- Select the Hide messages from other policy rules and display only this message check box if you want users to see only the custom password rule message and hide all other password policy messages.
- In the text box, enter the rule message in the default language (English). To enter the message in other languages, click the Add new language link, select the language, specify the message and click OK. Note, that only languages of the user interface of the Self-Service site are available in the list.
This section provides information on how to apply a password policy to groups and organizational units in a managed domain.
In Password Manager (PM) application, scopes can be defined at multiple levels. Scopes act as a boundary in which you can define the groups and Organization Unit (OU), and can also associate policies into it.
The Default Management Policy allows you to configure both the user scope and the help desk scope. In the Management Policy scope, an admin can also associate the workflows, activities, and Q&A policy to the configured user groups and OU.
While configuring the user scope/help desk scope, an admin must define either a Group or an OU to indicate which group or OU can access the self-service site/helpdesk site. This means the users who are part of the configured group/OU comes under included group category. You could also define a different group/OU under an excluded group category. This means users who are part of these excluded group or OU cannot access self-service site/helpdesk site.
In case of Password Policy scope, admin needs to ensure the following
- Password policies should only be applied to the user groups/ OUs that are part of the Userscope.
- Group that will be associated into the password policy scope must be part of the OU as well. This means users who are part of the group must also be the part of the OU as those users will have the same set of activities to be performed in the self-service site.
- An Administrator can create one or more password policies and can map each policy to single/ multiple user groups or OUs.
- By default, the newly created password policy is linked to the Domain name created in the management policy scope and gets applied to the “Authenticated users group. It means that all the users that are part of the usergroups and OUs configured in the user scope, will have the password policy applied.
- Group that will be associated into the password policy scope must be part of the OU as well. This means users who are part of the group must also be the part of the OU as those users will have the same set of activities to be performed in the self-service site.
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IMPORTANT:
- While configuring the Policy Scope in Password Policy Properties window, it is mandatory to add both the group and the Organizational unit that the user is part of, for the policy rules to get applied for the users accessed in the self-service site.
- It is not possible to configure the same domain multiple times in a user scope, whereas multiple domains can be configured to the userscope.
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The table below provides more information on different scenarios.
Let us consider the following groups/OU.
| S.No |
Userscope
|
Password Policy Scope
|
Password Policy |
Logged in self-service site |
Is Password Policy applicable?
|
| Included Group |
Included OU |
Excluded Group |
Excluded OU |
OU |
Group |
| 1. |
Group1 |
OU1 |
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|
OU1 |
Group1 |
Password Policy1 |
User1 |
Yes |
| 2. |
Group1 |
OU2 |
Group2 |
|
OU1 |
Group2 |
Password Policy2
|
User2 |
No |
|
3. |
Group3 |
OU1 |
Group1 |
|
OU2 |
Group3 |
User2 |
No |
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4. |
Group3 |
OU3 |
|
OU1 |
OU3 |
Group3 |
Password Policy3
|
User3 |
Yes |
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5. |
Group2 |
OU2 |
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|
OU1 |
Group2 |
User2 |
No |
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6. |
Group1 |
OU1 |
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OU4 |
OU4 |
Group1 |
Password Policy4
|
User1 |
No |
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7. |
Group2 |
OU2 |
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OU5 |
OU5 |
Group2 |
User2 |
No |
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8. |
Group3 |
OU3 |
Group1 |
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Group3 |
Password
Policy 5
|
User3 |
No |
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9. |
Group3 |
OU3 |
Group2 |
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OU3 |
|
User3 |
No |
To link a password policy to organizational units and groups
- Display properties of a password policy by using the procedure outlined in About Password Policies.
- Click the Policy Scope tab.
- Click the Add button under This policy is applied to the following organizational units, and then browse for an organizational unit.
- Click the Add button under This policy is applied to the following groups, and then browse for a group.
- Click Save.
When multiple password policies affect an organizational unit or a group, only the policy with the highest priority is applied to such group or organizational unit. A newly created password policy is disabled by default.
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NOTE: Only priority of policies with the same scope can be changed. |
To change policy priority
- On the home page of the Administration site, click the Password Policies tab.
- Click the One Identity Password Policieslink under the domain for which you want to change the policy link order and click Policy priority.
- In the Change Policy Priority dialog box, move policies up or down in the list by selecting them and clicking the Move Up or Move Down buttons.
