Editing user authentication settings

minLength

Minimum password length.

8

1-256

minNumberOfUpperCaseChars

Minimum number of uppercase alphabetical characters contained in a password.

0

0-16

minNumberOfLowerCaseChars

Minimum number of lowercase alphabetical characters contained in a password.

1

0-16

minNumberOfNumerals

Minimum number of numerals (0 to 9) contained in a password.

1

0-16

minNumberOfSymbols

Minimum number of symbols (excluding alphanumeric characters) contained in a password.

0

0-16

numberOfPasswordHistory

Number of generations from generation 1 (when the password was changed) for which use of a previous password is prohibited. For example, if this is 2, the previous password cannot be set.

1 means that this limit is disabled (the user can set a previously used password).

1

1-10

requiresInitialPasswordReset

Whether change of the initial password is requested when a new user runs a REST API or CLI or logs in to the VSP One SDS Block Administrator for the first time.

If true, a new user is forced to change the default password before the initial operation.

true

Boolean

minAgeDays

Number of days after the password is changed until it can be changed.

0 means that the user can change the password immediately.

This should be less than maxAgeDays.

0

0-10

maxAgeDays

Number of days you can use a password after it has been changed.

The password is invalid if the specified number of days has passed.

0 means that this limit is disabled.

42

0-365

maxAttempts

Number of consecutive login failures until the account is disabled temporarily (account lock).

0 means that the account is not locked.

This setting is also applied at login to the console interface.

3

0-10

lockoutSeconds [sec]

Duration [sec] until the account is unlocked.

This setting is also applied at login to the console interface.

600

60-600

maxLifetimeSeconds [sec]

Token lifetime [sec].

86400

1800-604800

maxIdleSeconds [sec]

Time until a session times out [sec].

When access is made during the session before the timeout, the timeout count starts from this time [sec].

If you specify the time until a session times out (aliveTime [sec]) at the time of session creation, the setting takes priority over maxIdleSeconds [sec].

1800

300-86400