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3.Click View Policy Violators.

The View Policy Violators dialog box displays.

4.Review the password policy violator details.

The View Policy Violators dialog box includes the following details:

User ID — Displays the identifier of the user who violated the password policy.

Full Name — Displays the full name of the user who violated the password policy.

Reason — Displays the reason the user violated the password policy.

5.Click Close on the View Policy Violators dialog box.

6.Click Close on the Users dialog box.

Authentication Server Groups on the Management server

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You must have User Management Read and Write privileges to map roles and AORs to Active Directory (AD) groups.

NOTE

You must configure an Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server as the primary authentication server and set Authentication Server Groups as the authorization preference (refer to “Configuring LDAP server authentication” on page 382).

Authentication Server Groups enable you to configure user access rights to AD groups (including users, contacts, computers, and other AD groups) by assigning roles and AORs to groups in the Management application. LDAP provides user authentication and authorization using the AD service in conjunction with LDAP on the switch.

Assigning roles and AORs to an AD group

Using Authentication Server Groups, you assign users to groups within the Authentication Server Groups server, and assign roles and AORs to the groups within the Management application.

To assign roles and AORs to an AD group, complete the following steps.

1.Select Server > Users.

The Users dialog box displays.

2.Click the Authentication Server Groups tab.

3.Select the roles and AORs you want to assign to the AD group in the Available Roles / AORs table.

Select multiple roles and AORs by holding down the CTRL key and clicking more than one role and AOR.

4.Select the AD group to which you want to assign the selected roles and AORs in the Active Directory Groups table.

If the AD group you want does not display in the table, refer to “Loading an AD group” on page 202.

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