Enabling password synchronization
Password synchronization is the process of assigning and maintaining one password for all individual accounts that a user owns. Password synchronization reduces the number of passwords that a user must remember. Password synchronization does not affect sponsored accounts.
Before you begin
Depending on how your system administrator customized your system, you might not have access to this task. To obtain access to this task or to have someone complete it for you, contact your system administrator.
You must be a system administrator on the to enable password synchronization.
About this task
You can configure the system to automatically synchronize passwords for all individual accounts that are owned by a user. Then, the user must remember only one password. For example, a user might have two individual accounts: a IBM Verify Identity Governance account and a Lotus Notes account. If the user changes or resets the password for the Identity Manager account, the Lotus Notes password is automatically changed to the same password as the Identity Manager password.
If password synchronization is enabled, users cannot specify different passwords for their individual accounts. Password synchronization does not affect sponsored accounts. A user can specify different passwords for sponsored accounts.
To enable password synchronization, complete these steps:
Procedure
- From the navigation tree, select .
- Select the Enable password synchronization check box, and click OK.
- On the Success page, click Close.