Update Passwords
Administrators can reset passwords and update password settings.
Administrators can reset passwords at any time. When an administrator resets a password, the user can sign in using the generated temporary password. On a networked computer, you can navigate to the user profile menu in the upper-right corner to change your password. You can reset your own password when you receive the password expiration notification.
| 1. | Select the instrument icon to open the global navigation menu. |
| 2. | Select Settings, and then select Users. |
| 3. | Select the user to edit. |
| 4. | Select Reset password. Refer to Password Requirements for information on password restrictions. |
The user enters a new password the next time they sign in.
| 5. | Select Save when finished. |
Administrators can edit how frequently passwords expire, the number of allowed sign-in attempts, and the time until automatic sign out. When a password has expired, users receive a prompt to set a new password during sign in.
Password settings use the following defaults:
| • | Password expiration: 90 days |
| • | Invalid sign-in attempts: Five attempts |
| • | Automatic sign-out time: 30 minutes |
To modify the password setting defaults, do as follows.
| 1. | Select the instrument icon to open the global navigation menu. |
| 2. | Select Settings, and then select Password policy. |
| 3. | Edit the password settings as desired. |
You can set the automatic sign-out time to a maximum of 60 minutes.
| 4. | Select Save. |
