login/password_max_idle_productive

Parameter

login/password_max_idle_productive

Short text

Validity period for unused productive passwords

Parameter Description

When the user changes his or her password (but not when the password is set by the user administrator), a productive password is created. At the earliest, the user can then change this password can again after the period specified by login/password_change_waittime. The parameter login/password_expiration_time defines the period after which the system prompts the user to change his or her password.

You can use this parameter to define the maximum period of time between the time of the last password change and the next logon with this password. After this period expires, the system displays the message “Initial password has expired” and the logon is rejected.

We recommend that you set login/password_expiration_time to a smaller value than login/password_max_idle_productive.

Application Area

Logon

Parameter Unit

Days

Default Value

0 (no time limit)

Who is permitted to make changes?

Customer

Operating System Restrictions

None

Database System Restrictions

None

Are other parameters affected or dependent?

• login/disable_password_logon
• login/password_expiration_time
• login/password_max_idle_initial
• login/password_compliance_to_current_policy

Values allowed

0 – 24.000

If the value is 0
The productive password is valid for an unlimited period of time.

If the value is 1
The productive password is only valid on the same day.

otherwise
logon with the productive password is rejected after # days

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