Administration Control | Cisco Systems 4.2 manual

Chapter 5 Password Policy Configuration Scenario

Step 1: Add and Edit a New Administrator Account

Figure 5-1 Administration Control Page

The Administration Control page initially lists no administrators. If administrators have been configured, the page lists the configured administrators.

Step 2 To add an administrator, click Add Administrator.

The Add Administrator page opens.

Step 3 In the Administrator Details area, enter:

Option	Description

Administrator Name	Enter the login name for the ACS administrator account. Administrator names
	can contain 1 to 32 characters, excluding the left angle bracket (<), the right
	angle bracket (>), and the backslash (\). An ACS administrator name does not
	have to match a network user name.

Password	Enter the password for the administrator to access the ACS web interface.
	The password can match the password that the administrator uses for dial-in
	authentication; or, it can be a different password. ACS enforces the options in
	the Password Validation Options section on the Administrator Password Policy
	page.
	Passwords must be at least 4 characters long and contain at least 1 numeric
	character. The password cannot include the username or the reverse username,
	must not match any of the previous 4 passwords. and must be in ASCII
	characters. For errors in passwords, ACS displays the password criteria.
	If the password policy changes and the password does not change, the
	administrator remains logged in. ACS enforces the new password policy at the
	next login.

Confirm Password	Reenter the password that you entered in the password field.

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Figure 5-1 Administration Control Page

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