Defining your security policy

  1. To define your security policy, select Security Settings (SES).
  2. Specify this information on the Security Policy tab:
    Authentication Methods
    • Enable Standard Authentication: Basic level of security. User credentials are validated when User Manager is used.
    • Enable Single Sign-on: Windows credentials entered during operating system log in are passed through to Security Console.
    • Force password change: This applies to Standard Authentication only. Click Apply to implement this setting. A message is displayed in order for you to confirm this action. Once this has been set, you can change it for individual users by using the Edit User function.
    If you wish to use an LDAP compliant Directory Service, these check boxes should be left blank and your settings should be entered using Directory Service Configuration.
    Note: At least one of the authentication modes must be selected, otherwise no users will be able to use the system.
    Enable Automatic Enrolment
    Enables users to log in to SunSystems using their Windows log in ID, without their user ID being manually created.
  3. Save your changes.
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