Implement password policy

we are implementing the complex password policy, which is reqired by Audit team. I am able to implement password policy with AppsPasswordValidationCUS.java
But main problem, if put the long message to provide the instructions for new password on login screen it error out pl/sql number overflow issue.
How can we change the message on the following screen:
1. Main login screen (Just Hint the password) --> it works after change in messages
2. When user password expire then we want to display the on change password forms ( that new password is ...), If I send the message in custom java it gives the error of pl/sql fnd_sec...string overflow.
3. How to add the message on "user define" form.
Looking for your help or white paper to successfully change the message.

Hi,
Have you tried to personalize the main login page and see if this works? Please see these docs for details:
Note: 468971.1 - Tips For Personalizing The E-Business Suite 11i Login Page (AppsLocalLogin)
Note: 579917.1 - How to Personalize Login page in R12?
Note: 741459.1 - Tips For Personalizing The E-Business Suite r12 Login Page (MainLoginPG)
Thanks,
Hussein

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Hi all , I have to implement password policy for an already existing software which was created 2 to 3 years before.
What exactly i want to do is I must alert the user every month to change his/her password. I have no idea about it.
Can anyone help me how to start with it? Or can you provide me the links where i can learn & implement in the software?
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Thank You.

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Thanks Ludovic;
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I want to implement forgot password Policy on OIM 11g r1.
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Hi
Letu2019s say that the Password Policy is implemented today, what will happen to the SAP usersu2019 passwords?
SAP Users password will be intact till it prompts for next password change. Say, 90 Days. (Provided Parameter is not set)
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Long story short, inherited an existing domain that has this below in place for their password policy. I really need to get them into alignment with us, so I need to change this policy to the second one below. But I know if just went and changed
those settings, every user(there are only about 30 users) would get prompted to change their password the next time they logged in. The domain is 2003, so I know that fine grain is not an option. Is there anything I can do to lessen the blow,
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Do you mean for you (the admin who would need to deal with lockouts/resets)?
Or do you mean for the 30 users ?
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Keep it to two phases, is my advice.
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3) encourage your users to manually perform password change. This familiarises them with the length/strength requirements, and, you'll get them doing it at slightly different times, allowing them, and you, to handle the volume of assistance calls.
4) enable aging after a few days or two weeks. This means that users who have opted-in early, will only need to deal with the expiry window in ~60 days, and will have been through it recently, and so will be familiar.
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Monday spikes in reset/unlock calls.
sigh.
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user8869798 wrote:
Hi,
I had a look at dba_profiles:
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Can anybody give me a hand to do this please...... if i'm wrong..plss correct me. And if you have any other systematic way to configure a password policy, please let me know....
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Max wrote:
Hi All,
i want to have a password policy for the database. As I found, there's a default table called dba_profiles where we can set password properties for the default database profile in 11g. Actual requirement is to change the sys user's password in every one month time. can i do that using this dba_profiles table?
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And there's another problem. we have another 10, 12 dba users with different passwords. so if i do some change to the default profile will it affect whole the dba users..??? Yes it will effect other users which assign default profile(default profile is a default for all users you can see that after user creating dba_users.profile column).I suggest you do not change DEFAULT PROFILE settings.So create new your own profile using CREATE PROFILE LIMIT ... clause and assign this to users.
because i cant change other db users passwords since the application totally depends on that passwords..... :S
Can anybody give me a hand to do this please...... if i'm wrong..plss correct me. And if you have any other systematic way to configure a password policy, please let me know....
If you want implement different password policy for different users then create two or more profiles and use these.
Remember that to implementing profiles setting the RESOURCE_LIMIT initialization parameter must be TRUE.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/statements_6010.htm

Strong Password Policy

Hello,
I have done a little looking around and I think I see a couple of possible
solutions to implement strong password policies. Identity Manager, and
Connectotel. Is this all there is? Identity Manager seems like overkill for
a single Netware server and Connectotel seems weak as there are files on
each workstation. Not to mention the trouble of having to go desktop to
desktop.
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Hi Anders,
Yes that appears to be the problem... now a new problem. When I choose to
edit the policy I have no check boxes or drop down lists to choose alternate
settings. I guess I will create a new policy. However if you know how I
should make changes I'd sure like to know.
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How to retrieve a password policy response after a ldap bind operation

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I've set up openldap with the ppolicy overlay. The overlay works as expected, but after a bind operation I need to get hands on the ppolicy response.
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It turns out that when I setup the ISW install I, for a reason that now I cannot comprehend nor remember, added the passwordPolicy objectclass to the auxillary objectclasses used when created a new user. Since that objectclass is a 5.x objectclass my problems started when I moved to pwd-compat DS6-mode. I was able to restore my test systems from a backup, remove the objectclass from the ISW config and then proceed with the password policy rollout which worked fine this time around. Thanks for the suggestions and help.

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