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c. Notes will respond by displaying the “Set Password Fields” message box
stating “You are about to set the password fields for the selected person
records. Do you want to continue?” To do so, click Yes.
d. Another dialog box is displayed. In the “Check Password” listbox, select
“Check password,” then enter the Required Change Interval and Grace
Period values (the values for these two fields are in days). If, for example,
you want to require the users to change their passwords every 90 days
and want to give the users a grace period of an extra 30 days, enter 90
and 30 days, respectively. (During the grace period, the user will not be
able to access the server, but will be able to change their password
without the assistance of an administrator to unlock their account.)
e. Click OK. An Administration Process (adminp) request is written to the
Domino Server's Administration Request Database (admin4.nsf) and the
Notes client will display the “Completed Successfully” dialog box, stating
that the request was successfully submitted to the Administration Request
Database.
3. Observe the scheduled Adminp task for password checking.
Open the Administration Requests database and you can see the “Set
password information” request.
When you open the document containing the Adminp request, you can see
the name of the user as well as the settings defined. The example from Step
2 is shown in Figure 11-10 on page 484.
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