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Complete this tab to:
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Security Settings | |
Change Password |
Click to enter the user's password. After a user is authenticated, the user can change this password from the profile display. The settings for passwords — -minimum length, number and types of characters required, whether you can re-use an old password, and so on--are set on the Security Policies landing page tab of the System landing page. Only operators with an access group including the privilege pzViewAuthPoliciesLP can see or work with the Security Policies landing page tab. For an example, see PDN article 26428 How to configure login security and password policies. Depending on the enabled Security Policies, you may see and have to respond to a CAPTCHA test when changing a password. PRPC records any log-in failure from any requestor type as an instance of the Log-SecurityAudit class. To view the date and time, remote host name and IP address, and user name of log-in failures, execute the standard list view rule ListofLoginFailures.
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External Authentication |
Select to require that this operator be authenticated only through LDAP or other external authentication facilities. If this checkbox is not selected, the system uses the password on this tab to authenticate this operator. |
Allow Rule |
Select to allow this user to update rules in RuleSets that require check out. When this box is selected, the Check In ( Note the following:
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Starting |
Identify the first activity that the system executes after this user is authenticated. The standard activity for this purpose is named Data-Portal.ShowDesktop. This activity displays the user portal defined in the user's access group. |
License Type |
In most cases, select:
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Default Locale |
Optional. You can associate an initial locale with this operator that affects the processing and presentation of dates, times, and numbers. For example, enter If the locale setting for the user's Windows workstations should apply for the application, leave this field blank. If the field is not blank and the system contains locale-specific RuleSets corresponding to RuleSets that this user can access, the user can work with an entire localized application in the Process Work and Monitor Activity workspaces. |
Calendar Settings | |
Time Zone |
For example, select
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Calendar |
Few standard rules depend on the value in this field; it is provided for application use. The calendar does not affect the ability of the operator to sign on, enter work, or perform assignments. Your application can use this field to access a calendar data instance for the operator when calling date functions. For example, if the value of this field is HONGKONG and the current date is March 31, 2006, the system first searches for a calendar with key HONGKONG.20060331. If no calendar data instance exactly matches this key, the immediately preceding calendar instance if any that matches HONGKONG (such as HONGKONG.20060101) is used. During log-in, if this field is not blank, both the calendar and the time zone are set on the requestor page as the calendar and default time zone (property pyRequestorTimeZone). If blank, the system uses the calendar from the Organization data instance and does not set a time zone; the time zone is then typically defaulted to the time zone of the server node. |