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I am a consultant. I work on MANY systems each with their own set of password rules. At times I spend as much as half a bloody hour changing my password. WHY? Because I do not have access to their password rules. As such I attempt a new password. I am told: You broke rule 1, no characters may be repeated. I try again, I am told: You broke rule 2: same character cannot appear more than once. I try again, I am told: You broke rule 3: A character in this password is in same place as it was in previous password. I try again: I am told: You broke rule 4: A number is required in the password. I try again: I am told: You broke rule 5. And on it goes.
If I was told ALL the rules I broke instead of ONLY the first rule I would savealotta time changing my passwords!!
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Note that in IBM i 7.5, the Change Password (CHGPWD) command had 'F9=Display Password Rules' added to the screen. So if the password is changed during sign on, the user can see the defined password rules.
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