07-04-2024 01:29 AM
In my ISE CLI config, there is setting about password policy like this
password-policy
password-expiration-enabled
password-expiration-days 30
but i didn't set the config in CLI, it was set by GUI Admin.
and i know the CLI Admin and GUI Admin is different User.
so, after 30days, the CLI Admin wasn't Disabled. jusy only GUI Admin.
i want to set the policy of CLI Admin as 90 days too.
how can i set the CLI Admin Policy?
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07-21-2024 02:31 PM
Hi @tjdwns4111 ,
there is no "password expiration" on the CLI. There is a "default password aging" of 45 days for the GUI.
Note 1: If a password policy is configured through the Cisco ISE GUI, it overwrites and takes precedence over any password policy configured through the Cisco ISE.
Note 2: since you configure a password expiration on the CLI of 30 days, after 30 days your GUI Admin was disable.
Note 3: please take a look at ISE CLI Reference Guide - 3.3 - Password Policy.
Hope this helps !!!
07-21-2024 02:31 PM
Hi @tjdwns4111 ,
there is no "password expiration" on the CLI. There is a "default password aging" of 45 days for the GUI.
Note 1: If a password policy is configured through the Cisco ISE GUI, it overwrites and takes precedence over any password policy configured through the Cisco ISE.
Note 2: since you configure a password expiration on the CLI of 30 days, after 30 days your GUI Admin was disable.
Note 3: please take a look at ISE CLI Reference Guide - 3.3 - Password Policy.
Hope this helps !!!
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