Namescape’s new Password Policy Guardian strengthens your network’s security with even tighter user authentication.
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Enforces your password policies whenever a user changes their password
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Configurable policies let you specify password filter rules far beyond the standard Microsoft password complexity settings
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Provides the flexibility to apply your policies to locations, groups and individual users
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Allows you to create and apply an unlimited number of password policies
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View and test resultant policy settings for any individual user
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Includes a restricted word list, and allows you to create your own dictionary by importing a delimited text file
The perfect combination – myPassword and Password Policy Guardian
When implemented with Namescape’s myPassword and rDirectory, users receive an immediate explanation of why a password does not meet the applicable complexity policies, so they can create strong passwords – every time - without Help Desk assistance.
Take a look at the Password Policy Guardian configuration options:
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Settings tab – Specify an unlimited number of password policies.
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Complexity tab - Rejects passwords that do not contain your distinct character sets.
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Special tab - Displays the options for rules that result in a password being rejected.
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Groups, Users and Locations tabs – Apply (or exclude) password policies from selected users, groups or locations.
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Policy Results tab – Displays the resultant set of policies that apply to a selected user.
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Test tab – Select a user, simulate password reset and test the user against any policy – including Windows policies.
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Learn more about how Password Policy Guardian integrates with both myPassword and rDirectory to guarantee stronger passwords for your organization.
When Password Policy Guardian is integrated with myPassword, users receive a detailed explanation of why their password has been rejected so they can immediately make the necessary corrections - all without assistance from the Help Desk.