Passwords MUST NOT Match These Expressions Group Box
The Passwords MUST NOT Match These Expressions Group Box is where you create and manage forbidden regular expressions that a password must not match to be acceptable. You can create multiple forbidden expressions in which case passwords must match none of the specified expressions to be acceptable.
Example: The following regular expression definition could be used to require that no passwords end with a digit:
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Tag: |
NoTrailingDigit |
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Regular Expression: |
.*[0-9]$ |
The group box contains a list of existing forbidden expressions and controls that allow you to add new expressions or to edit or remove exiting expressions selected from the list.
Click to add a new expression to the list of forbidden expressions. The Password Regular Expression Dialog opens. In this dialog, enter details of the new regular expression in the fields provided:
A descriptive tag for the expression (1-32 alphanumeric characters, no white space).
A regular expression.
Click to remove one or more selected entries from the list of required expressions.
Click to edit a single entry selected from the list of forbidden expressions. The Password Regular Expression Dialog opens. In this dialog, edit the information about the existing regular expression in the fields provided:
A descriptive tag for the expression (1-32 alphanumeric characters, no white space).
A regular expression.
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