Chapter 5 Configuring settings
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Changing password settings
Administrators can change the password strength
requirements for user passwords, such as:
• Required length (number of characters)
• Minimum number of lower case characters
• Minimum number of UPPER case characters
• Minimum number numeric characters.
• Minimum number of special characters (#, ~, !, etc.)
1. Press SETTINGS > RESTRICTIONS > PASSWORDS.
2. Set passwords to expire at 30 days, 60 days,
90 days, 180 days, or never.
3. Select the Pre-expire passwords on creation
checkbox to make users change their password the
first time they log in.
4. Select the Allow deletion of users checkbox to
delete user information when a user is removed
from the active list.
5. Select the password strength options.
6. Press SAVE.
Configuring testing access
Authorized users can configure the following testing
requirements from the TESTING tab:
• Require users to enter a user ID and/or a sample ID
before testing a sample.
• Require login for users authorized to change the
operating range.
• Allow all Administrators to test, calibrate, and change
the operating range.
NOTE: To configure user access to testing, calibration,
and changing the operating range, refer to
Assigning user restrictions.
1. Press RESTRICTIONS > TESTING.
2. Configure Required for Test settings as needed:
3. Select the User ID checkbox to require users to
enter a user ID before testing.
4. Select the Sample ID checkbox to require users to
enter a sample ID before testing.
NOTE: If the Review of Results and/or Approval of
Results checkbox is selected on the
Auditing tab, the Sample ID and User ID
checkboxes are selected automatically. To
disable the Sample ID and/or User ID
requirements, you must first disable Review
of Results and Approval of Results (see
Configuring audits of test results).
5. Select Auto Index Sample ID to enable auto
indexing of sample IDs during testing.
When enabled, each sample is identified using the
instrument name and date with a sequential numeric
index at the end for each test run on that date.
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