secadm passwordresetpolicy - Security Administration: Maintain Password Reset Policies

secadm passwordresetpolicy list

secadm passwordresetpolicy display password-reset-policy-name

secadm passwordresetpolicy add|update password-reset-policy-name [--description description] [--ispasswordresetenabled Yes|No|1|0|True|False] [--issecurityquestionnaireenabled Yes|No|1|0|True|False] [--numberofquestionsrequired number-of-questions-required]

secadm passwordresetpolicy delete password-reset-policy-name

The administrator creates password reset policies that define how, or whether, a password can be reset. These policies also specify whether questions will be asked of the user and how many questions are required. Password reset policies can be independently defined and linked to one or more services within the system.

Option	Description
list	List all password reset policies in the system.
display	Display a password reset policy in the system.
add	Add a password reset policy to the system.
update	Update a password reset policy in the system.
delete	Delete a password reset policy from the system.
password-reset-policy-name	The name of the password policy that you want to display details for.
--description description	Optional. Enter a text description of the policy.
--ispasswordresetenabled	Yes (True, or 1) – or – No (False, or 0). This field indicates that a password reset policy is enabled, allowing you to temporarily disable a policy without changing other configuration.
--issecurityquestionnaireenabled	Yes (True, or 1) – or – No (False, or 0). This field indicates that the security questionnaire is enabled. When a user resets a password for a service that has this policy assigned to it, answers to the questions are required.
--numberofquestionsrequired number-of-questions-required	If the security questionnaire is enabled, enter the number of required questions. The user will have to correctly answer each question.