- Settings passwords update#
- Settings passwords full#
- Settings passwords password#
Maximum invalid password attempts – How many times can the password be added before the system locks the user out. Password must contain special characters – Does the password require special characters such as exclamation mark (!) and under score (_). Password must be mixed case – Does the password require to be lowercase and uppercase. Minimum password length – Set the minimum length the password needs to be. The options for the password strengths or timeouts can only be set globally.įor the system settings, you will see a host of different options which have been defined below:Īllows to setup password rules for users logging into the system: *Allow user(s) to change password and Force user(s) to change password can be configured on a user and template level. 
The system settings can be configured on globally and some of the options can be overridden on a sub-set of users (using templates) and on a user level. System settings include all the high-level configuration which can be configured alongside other areas of the system. Although the ability to display Web applications or custom HTML and JavaScript directly in a dossier is governed by user privileges, MicroStrategy recommends disabling these features to ensure a secure environment.This guide will help you understand why system settings are so important and what they control in the edays system. Content SettingsĮnable custom HTML and JavaScript content in dossiers Enabling this option allows users with the appropriate access to display third-party Web applications or custom HTML and JavaScript directly in the dossier. Token Lifetime (Minutes) The lifetime, in minutes, of the token. This requires the setup of a public or private key. Use public/private key to sign/verify authentication token Enable this toggle button to use a public or private key to sign or verify a token.
Settings passwords update#
Update pass-through credentials on successful login Select to update or disable updating the user's database credentials, LDAP credentials, on a successful MicroStrategy login. This provides even greater security on top of the algorithm by iteratively hashing the hash a configurable number of times.
Hash iterations for password encryption Select the number of iterations that a password is hashed. Intelligence Server prevents users from using a password that is identical to one they have previously used. Number of past passwords remembered The number of each user's previous passwords that Intelligence Server stores. Minimum number of character changes in password The minimum number of character changes. Minimum special characters in password The minimum number of non-alphanumeric (symbol) characters that must be present in users' passwords. Minimum numeric characters in password The minimum number of numeric (0-9) characters that must be present in users' passwords. Minimum lower case characters in password The minimum number of lower case (a-z) characters that must be present in users' passwords. Minimum upper case characters in password The minimum number of upper case (A-Z) characters that mist be present in users' passwords. Minimum password length The minimum password length. Allow rotating characters from last password When this option is disabled, Intelligence Server prevents users from using a password that is a backwards version of the old password. Settings passwords full#
Allow user login and full name in password When this option is disabled, Intelligence Server ensures that new passwords do not contain the user's login or part of the user's name. Setting this value to no limit indicates that users are never locked out of their accounts. Once a user has this many failed login attempts in a row, the user is locked out of the MicroStrategy account until an administrator unlocks the account. Lock after (failed attempts) Specify the number of failed login attempts allowed. Select Customize from the drop-down list to view the following settings for a customized configuration. 
These are Default, Low, Medium, and High. It provides four sets of predefined setting values for the administrator to use. Security Level Security Level includes the following password settings. In the left pane, click Security Settings.Right-click a connected environment and choose Properties.In the Navigation pane, click Environments.You must belong to the System Administrators group to use this feature. All necessary privileges are included in the Administrator role by default. The ability to view or edit certain settings is determined by a user's privileges. You can view and edit server-level security settings for passwords and authentication.
Edit Password and Authentication Settings
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