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The Randomize Administrator Password window contains three configurable areas:

  • Settings
  • Schedules
  • Applied To

Settings includes:

  • Types of User accounts
  • Types of passwords including:
    • Number of characters
    • Uppercase
    • Lowercase
    • Numbers
    • Symbols
  • Password logging ability

Schedules includes:

  • Trigger
  • Starting
  • Ending

Applied To includes:

  • Targets
  • Resources
    Info
    titleOn/Off Toggle

    Within the Randomize Administrator Password window is a toggle button, enabling administrators to turn on or off the password randomization command.

To Randomize Passwords Using the Policy Tab

  1. From the Arellia Security Management Console, go to the Policies tab.
  2. Navigate to Arellia / Local Security / Policies / Randomize Administrator Password.
  3. From the Randomize Administrator Password window, you can configure all of the Settings listed above.
  4. From Schedules, configure a schedule when the password randomization command will occur.
  5. From Applied To, configure either Targets or Resources to apply password randomization.
To Create a Schedule for the Password Randomization Command
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titleScheduling Password Randomization Command

When dealing with many machines, administrators can create a schedule to randomize passwords on target machines. This saves time manually having to run the password randomization command.

  1. From Schedules, select New Schedule.
  2. Add filters to the New Schedule using the following filter values:
  • Is equal to
  • Is not equal to
  • Ends with
  • Contains
  • Does not contain
  • Is contained in
  • Is not contained in
  • Is empty
  • Is less than
  • Is less than or equal to
  • Is greater than
  • Is greater than or equal to
  • Is null
  • Is not null
To Select Which Computers to Apply the Password Randomization Command
  1. From Applied To, select Computers.
  2. Name the Targeted Computer.
  3. From Filtering Rules, create or select a pre-configured filter.
  4. Add rule.
  5. Apply the rule to a Resource.
  6. Administrators can search for a resource, or view which resources match these rules.
  7. Click Save or Cancel. Image Added