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uacg0009
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Partner - Specialist

Can I restrict user password or give a warning for changing the password every 30 days?

Hi all,

For security, our company want me to set a warning for every user who needs to change their password every 30 days, and also want to restrict their password, like must more than 6 bit or must start with a capital word something like that.

I don't know whether I can do that in Qlikview Server or using js, if can, how to do that?

Thanks.

Aiolos Zhao

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uacg0009
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist
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Hi Peter,

Thanks for reply, but if we are using the Custom Directory, do we have method to do that?

Aiolos

Peter_Cammaert
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

No you cannot. But that is new information so my previous replies do not apply to your situation  (it's always better to give those details from the start in your Original Post, makes discussions shorter and more to the point)

Custom directory operates its own list of user definitions which can only be managed from inside the QMC or from custom applications. You cannot mix Custom Directory with AD or any standard premission system like NTFS, simply because for example Custom Directory users do not exist in NTFS or AD. They only exist inside QlikView.

Actually, I think you answered your own question here (last sentence): Re: Can I restrict user password or give a warning for changing the password every 30 days?

You should indeed talk to your web developer. One big advantage of a system like Custom Directory is that you can extend it yourself. However, to do that you'll need someone with web programming experience, like you said yourself.

Custom Directory users are defined in an xml file called C:\ProgramData\QlikTech\DirectoryServiceConnector\CustomDirectoryData.xml. There is no tag that stores the timestamp of definition or last password change, but that can be compensated by either requesting password changes on a fixed date (for example, every first of the month) or by storing password expiry dates in a new xml file and letting the login page handle the data from these two.

Best,

Peter

uacg0009
Partner - Specialist
Partner - Specialist
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Thank you so much,peter! I got a lot!